[theme-reviewers] What happened here?

[Chip Bennett]

I would suggest that the choice to do the diff-review is the prerogative of
the reviewer. The diff-review is mostly a courtesy to the Theme developer,
to expedite the review. It is NOT a hard-and-fast rule. If the reviewer
thinks that sufficient time has elapsed since the previous review, or that
the diff is complex enough to warrant a full review, or even just wants to
perform a full review, then the reviewer can certainly perform a more
thorough review.

Thanks,

Chip

On Fri, Mar 9, 2012 at 2:27 AM, Konstantin Obenland <obenland at gmx.de> wrote:

> On a more general note:
> Birchware was wondering why his theme "got a "not approved" review [...],
> because none of the things remarked upon have been changed since the
> previous version were approved, with no mentions of those things."
> Emil suggested, that "This Theme also did not have enough changes for a
> complete review".
>
> I was under the impression, Themes must be kept up to date once they are
> accepted into the repository.
> Does that not include adhering to standards that have changed since the
> last submission? (i.e. the comment-reply business)
> How are Theme Reviewers supposed to look for those changes when only
> making a diff review?
>
> Thanks,
> Konstantin
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