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On Fri, Nov 07, 2003 at 04:59:57PM -0500, Chris Gianelloni wrote: |
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> I would suggest the hardest solution of all... have patience. |
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> Most of us, if not all of us, have other obligations in life which |
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> sometimes take precidence over Gentoo-related things. I would wait |
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> another week or two and see what happens. You could find out that the |
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> maintainer adds your ebuild tomorrow, or next week, but some patience is |
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> always the first course of action. If after a couple weeks of |
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> non-movement, then and only then would I try contacting the developer |
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> directly. Remember that we have jobs and families, too. :] |
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I understand this completely, I would have just appreciated a tiny bit |
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of feedback, even if it is just to say its busy and will get sorted out. |
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Apologies if this sounded rude, I'm quite new to this whole thing, and |
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probably have little idea as to how busy developers could be. |
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Simon Watson <simon@×××××××.uk> |
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