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On Sun, Jan 07, 2007 at 10:14:26PM +0100, Ivan Sakhalin wrote: |
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> Dear friends and fellow Gentooists, |
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> |
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<snip lots of text> |
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> |
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> While the politics around these cases make rational discussion quite |
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> difficult |
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> it is obvious even to outsiders that this is not in the spirit of the |
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> original Gentoo Metadistribution - it even violates many of those so-called |
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> rules that were created to help the interaction between people from wildly |
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> divergent backgrounds. |
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> Devrel, as it stands, has always been controversial as everyone saw a |
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> different use for the rather unneeded concentration of power in the hands of |
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> a few people. But when people are denied an appeal and devrel unilaterally |
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> decides, ignoring policies and common sense, what is one supposed to think? |
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> |
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Developer Relations haven't denied any appeals at all. You'll have to |
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back this statement up with facts if you want to change any developers |
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mind about this I'm afraid. |
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Regards, |
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Bryan Østergaard |
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