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Stewart Honsberger <blkdeath@g.o> writes: |
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> The fact of the matter is - developers need a place to hash out ideas |
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> without every user, developer-in-training, or casual on-looker jumping |
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> all over them and micromanaging. |
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This is more of an assumption on your part. Personally, I don't care |
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if my mistakes are made in public or private -- I just don't need that |
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comfort zone you seek. As for micromanaging, we are talking about the |
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-core list being read-only, so I wouldn't worry about that. |
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Besides, I tend to think if a user does contact you (not on -core |
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since its read-only, but by mail) to provide input on something |
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you're working on or suggesting, then this would be a good thing. |
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Matt |
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Matthew Kennedy |
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Gentoo Linux Developer |
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