[theme-reviewers] licensing

[Chip Bennett]

I agree completely that it is the Theme developers' responsibility to ensure
that their Theme conforms to the review criteria. Once a Theme fails a
*required* review criterion, I consider it resolvable as "not-accepted". The
continuation of the review, however, is not as a courtesy to the Theme
developer, but rather as a courtesy to whomever will be reviewing the Theme
next.

$0.02

Chip

2010/8/18 Edward Caissie <edward.caissie at gmail.com>

> I look at any single significant item as a reason to resolve a theme to
> "not-accept" and a courtesy to continue with a general review for other
> major items.
>
> It is completely the authors responsibility to meet all of the expected
> standards and criteria it is not the theme reviewer's responsibility to test
> beyond a reasonable limit if issues are found.
>
>
> Cais.
>
>
> On Wed, Aug 18, 2010 at 10:36 AM, yulian yordanov <yul.yordanov at gmail.com>wrote:
>
>>  Summarizing my experience in theme testing, I think if a theme is missing
>> license it should not be tested further. In most cases it is just omitted
>> but there exist an hypothesis certain themes to be submitted only for
>> testing and reviewing. Since this is a voluntary activity it's better not
>> speculate with it.
>> And in this way of thoughts it will be useful if the process of license
>> checking is (somehow) automatized during upload.
>>
>>
>> Yulian <Fingli>
>>
>>
>> P.S. Do you read the license.txt attached to themes you test? ;)
>>
>> --
>>
>> Юлиян Йорданов
>>
>> Yulian Yordanov
>> http://post-scriptum.info/
>>
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