[LogiLogi-list] Welcome to Piyush Gupta & Tasks now through tracker

> I am a ruby developer in making 
> working on some projects here
> knows ruby and c++ to intermediate level
> 
> i will like to help ur project in any way

You are welcome to join.

Just start off with tasks that are suitable for your level of experience / 
ambition.

I've also sent this message to the mailinglist so you have a first 
introduction already. You are also welcome to join it at:
https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/logilogi-list

As the the team of developers is growing quicker than expected, a more
transparant way of handling tasks is required. So tasks are as of now 
handled through the Tasks Tracker on Sourceforge:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=78643&atid=898717

As tasks are added to the tracker, a mail about them is automatically
also sent to this list, so there is still only one place to keep an
eye on if you want to be sure that the thing you'd like to do is not
already defined as a task or being done by someone else.

The only thing necessary to let this all function well is that as you 
start working on something (either an already existing task that is
not assigned yet, or something else you decide to create) you first 
check and update the tracker by (adding it and) assigning it to 
yourself.

I will be adding the tasks so far suggested for Jennifer, Bruno and
Saurabh (and the things I'm working on myself) to the tracker in the
coming minutes. Feel free however to pick up other tasks, or to swap 
tasks (if the other agrees).

greetings,

Wybo

> conatct me at mba...@gm...
> if u feel that i am interested in ur project 

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