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On Sat, 11 Jun 2011 04:36:20 +0200 |
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Diego Elio Pettenò <flameeyes@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> Which is exactly what I'm going to do: I'm going to make sure that the |
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> team is on the same page: policies has to be followed, or they need to |
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> be changed. Which doesn't look like either of them (nor you I guess) |
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> want to do. I'm pretty sure I didn't ask much to the team beside |
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> actually following what the council decided. |
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> Finally, I'd like to point out that neither my character nor my |
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> actions have changed the slightest since the mail that Peper quoted — |
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> yet I was elected as team leader; it looks like though people wanted |
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> me to scream at anyone else beside them — too easy that way. |
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> And the only two people in the team who bothered to cast a vote (Luca |
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> and Christian), seems not to have an issue with me keeping this way. |
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> So, this might hurt your feelings, but I'm not really sorry to see you |
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> leave. As I said before I had been disappointed when people I had a |
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> high esteem of decided that rules shouldn't apply to them. |
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Reading all this, I kept wondering how you think your self-appointed |
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position as "team lead" (look how I'm stretching the definition there) |
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is still tenable. Good luck there. |
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