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On Mon, 11 Jun 2007 14:35:42 +0200 |
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Alexander Gabert <a.gabert@××××××××.de> wrote: |
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> However, you cannot expect me as a developer to listen to your |
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> continued rants and the problems you are creating. |
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I am not creating problems. I am pointing them out, in the hopes that |
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people will work to find solutions to them. Where I have a solution, I |
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also provide that. |
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> Talking to one person about something going wrong is worth the same |
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> positive energy than talking to 3000. |
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So you're saying that Gentoo should move to a closed development model |
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where problems are buried rather than discussed in public? |
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> In the past you and me have made appearances at Gentoo by |
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> unproportionally throwing mud at simple problems, trying to solve |
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> them with publicity and relentless bitching. I have learned my |
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> lesson- you apparently did not. Guess who is still with Gentoo and |
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> enjoying the people and their work for the distribution. |
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The difference between you and me is that you were wrong. You were |
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trying to recruit a developer who didn't use Gentoo, who knew |
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practically nothing about Gentoo, who deliberately failed the quiz and |
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who worked on one of your pet entirely non-Gentoo projects. Any lessons |
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you've learned from that only apply to other people who do equally |
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insane things. |
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Ciaran McCreesh |
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