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On Thu, Apr 01, 2010 at 01:49:15AM +0200, Sebastian Pipping wrote: |
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> point takes, it's not the non-technical nature - i should put it |
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> clearer: it's the fact that everyone on the net will be able to read |
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> what anyone said on google in this thread. any one of us may change his |
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> mind on that but the internet won't. |
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Welcome to the internet. Things get archived, for example that |
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crappy emo poem you posted after a bad breakup a decade ago is ready |
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and waiting to haunt you via the wayback machine. |
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> does that make it clear now why that thread belongs to gentoo-core to me? |
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You're invalidly assuming that people don't keep mail archives. For |
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reference, I still have my archives for all of -core, including every |
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dumb ass thing people said on that ml. |
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Either way, it's not really a justification to go closed discussion, |
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more importantly this thread is well past being relevant to -dev |
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(it's not technical) so take it to -project please. |
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Thanks- |
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~harring |
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