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Jeremy, |
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On 06/19/10 06:45, Jeremy Olexa wrote: |
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> On 06/18/2010 09:25 PM, Sebastian Pipping wrote: |
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>> In #gentoo-infra <snip> |
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> #gentoo-infra is a private channel and you don't have to be in there. No |
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> public community members/users are in there. The "tone" can be anything |
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> that is acceptable to the normal inhabitants of said channel. |
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#gentoo-infra is a channel on infra matters. |
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The fact that it's developers only doesn't make it a private channel in |
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a sense of "tone doesn't matter". |
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> I *strongly* feel that |
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> instead of threads like this, people can, and should be, leading by |
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> example and recruiting people that show similar feelings. |
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Leading by example doesn't work with tone. Being the politest one in |
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group of people insulting each other will not make them change tone. |
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> As Patrick |
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> said[2], back to bug fixing and using time wisely. |
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Fixing bugs addresses the technical layer. |
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Again, technical is not our problem: non-technical is. |
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Best, |
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Sebastian |