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Steph, |
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No offense intended, but I believe you have misinterpreted |
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Seemant's invitation. Seemant is asking folks, devs in particular since |
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they are on the "front line" in many respects, what they consider to be |
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issues/concerns with Gentoo. The offer to email privately is just in |
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case you don't want to share your opinions with the group at large, but |
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still want your voice heard. My understanding from talking with seemant |
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on irc is that this is to see what others think are issues, either with |
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the distribution, the tools, etc., so that we *can* address concesus |
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voted issues. |
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Think of it if you will as all of us sitting in a group meeting |
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going around and listing our favorite colour, movie, and |
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issues/concerns/ideas for gentoo ;). |
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-mike, the quiet perl guy |
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On Thu, Jun 26, 2003 at 01:43:14PM +0100, FRLinux wrote: |
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> I strongly disagree, this should be left in the open so everybody can react |
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> and give his opinion on the matter. Going to a closed-list debate is not |
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> exactly what i call transparent ... |
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