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Quoting Daniel Armyr <daniel.armyr@××××.se>: |
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> I know that internal lists get alot of shit of all kinds thrown around, |
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> including personal, but I believe that except for the personal stufff |
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> about youur physical relations, the community wants to see what is going |
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> on. |
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Wrong! So very very wrong! I can say from personal experience that things |
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shared on a -core list are in 98% of the time (I did the math at one point) |
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are in no way beneficial to the community. The interpersonal relationships |
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example was just that -- an example. Core lists are generally very |
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internal issues: e.g. discussing potential new developers, ranting about |
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idiot users (I hope I didn't make it on that list! :), internal |
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happy-birthdays, etc. This is *NOT* anything the community wants to nor |
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should see. |
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I'm for keeping -core completely private. And a big thank you to the |
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developers that do share some *DEV* issues on -dev. |
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p.s./shameless plug: |
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if you're wondering, I'm on Horde -core list (www.horde.org). |
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---max kalika |
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--max@×××××××××.edu |
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-lsit systems administrator |
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