Re: [gentoo-dev] gentoo-project

[Seemant Kulleen]

> Ok, thats true. Based on what i have seen so far i was assuming
> certain aspects. That may have been wrong. Your right. So:
> How is the gentoo-project going to be organized in general?
> Specifically to ensure quality?
> and security?

Exactly what do you mean by "going to be organized in general"?  You
seem to imply we are not organised and just a bunch of hacker-monkeys
banging away.  I can assure you we are not.  If you are interested in
the way the project itself is structured, see
http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/metastructure

If you are interested in how we are handling the inevitable gaps in
communication that comes with an ever-growing project, look at:
http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/devrel

If you have any specific questions, please ask those instead of the
approach you're currently taking.  The perception of your posts has been
as though you have been relentlessly *attacking* us, who provide *you*
with a way of doing this -- you, who chooses to use it of your own
volition.  That is really not very constructive, and will lead to people
getting defencive.  As you have seen, this thread degenerated.  (My own
general rule of thumb is that if a thread goes longer than 5 messages
with a repeat/restate, it's not worth reading, but anyway).  

I, and I am sure I speak for others, request that you take your
thoughts, and present them with details, and in a cohesive manner, and
then present them, instead of bomarding this list with restated vague
and general questions.

Sorry if I'm sounding harsh, but I'd rather see this thread concluding
on a productive note.

Thanks,

-- 
Seemant Kulleen
Developer and Project Co-ordinator,
Gentoo Linux					http://dev.gentoo.org/~seemant

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