The right way to get quality is not killing the low level people, is creating ways to this people to be better! If you don't agree with that we just need to remove from the country all the people that are invalid or that doesn't have good graduation! In other words, we need to give opportunity for every one, and not to hide them.

Tell me what is more important, have a bigger percentage of good modules or have more good modules?! in other words, what is better, have 90 good modules in 100 (90% of quality), or have 900 good modules in 10000 (9%)?

Duh, 900 module, of course, since all the other bad modules are not creating problems to this 900 modules or authors!

Graciliano M. P.
"Creativity is the expression of the liberty".

In reply to Re: But isn't that my point? by gmpassos
in thread The quantity vs. quality lesson by PetaMem

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