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On Tue, Jul 20, 2004 at 04:43:15PM +0100 or thereabouts, Stuart Herbert wrote: |
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> > Ultimately it doesn't matter who mentors who as long as it |
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> > gets done appropriately. |
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> Obviously it did matter to somebody at the time, otherwise a change in mentor |
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> wouldn't have happened. Also, what does it say about confidence in the dev |
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> who is no longer to be the mentor? You say it doesn't matter, but it does |
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> have an impact on how people feel. |
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Guys -- please drop this particular point. It was a miscommunication |
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between the mentor, the mentee, the lead for that project and devrel. It |
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was not a deliberate act. |
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There are enough areas where things can be improved. We don't need to |
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start making them up. :) |
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--kurt |
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