Why not promoting team work?

[nbro via Digitalmars-d]

Nobody has understood yet the goal of this post.

I'm not saying that everybody should work in a team or shouldn't 
try to create what one needs, if there isn't a better alternative.

I'm suggesting that for a few interesting, useful and possibly 
valuable projects, before they start (but eventually also after 
they have started) there could be something some promotion by the 
leaders of the D programming language to attract people to work 
on them.

Take for instance the case of IDEs. Different people have tried 
to create their own, or create bindings, but they ended up not 
being that good, uncompleted, maintained very sporadically. If 
there was something like I'm suggesting, I'm not saying it would 
solve all the problems, but it could help in creating at least 
small collaborations between D's users to work on the most 
valuable projects, without first thinking with their own head. 
This is first about sensitization of the masses.

So, as I've described, this is about putting together people 
working on projects where they are all interested, not to 
obligate someone to help. This is all about improving 
organization in order to improve the quality rather than the 
quantity.

Last, I'm not saying that money (or some sort reward) couldn't be 
involved in a few cases.