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Brian, |
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On 06/19/10 11:37, Brian Harring wrote: |
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> and you do not go into someone's home and tell them |
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> what they can/cannot say. |
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right. #gentoo-infra is not anybody's home though: it's an infra-matter |
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channel of Gentoo. |
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If you like to view it as anybody's home it's home of Gentoo and |
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therefore my home, too. |
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> If you cannot understand this simple fact, then you're going to have |
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> many, many ackward social interactions with the rest of humanity. |
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> Why? Because you're going around telling other people how *you* want |
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> them to act, instead of what is *communally* agreed to. |
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It seems we're just about finding out what is commonly agreed to. |
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You are absolutely right: if that tone we had in #gentoo-infra yesterday |
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is more agreed to in Gentoo than a friendly, non-sexist interaction I |
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might be wrong around here and asking for changes is pointless, correct. |
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Best, |
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Sebastian |
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