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Hi, |
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davecode@××××××××××.net: |
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> I've read Gentoo's new dev announcements about monkeys and paper |
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> weights. People with a couple of small open-source projects. The |
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> monkeys and paper weights get CVS rights. Then the chief architect of |
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> Sabayon is scotched over bugzilla output? Please. That smells like |
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> bad fish. |
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Sorry, but look up humour in a dictionary of your choice. The guy |
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with the paperweight has been a valuable contributor to the Alpha port |
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including preparing the releases for that architecture. If you had read |
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his announcement completely you would have seen what kind of service he |
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provided for the project...for years! |
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> When someone as expert as this offers help, take it and make him a |
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> fast lane. He is worth ten bugzillas. Like a scientist once told me |
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> - it would be inefficient for him to clean his office, they have |
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> janitors for that. |
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No, same rights for everybody. Even Daniel Robbins (founder of |
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Gentoo) took the quizees the normal way. when he returned. |
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> Bugzillas are mostly good for non-devs to report bugs. I know zero |
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> developers who first think to themselves, "ok, I need a project |
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> bugzilla...then I can begin writing code." That isn't how development |
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> works. |
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As long as somebody cares about the bugs, it works quite well...if |
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nobody responds to them, any system is useless. |
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> "So you don't have time to file bugs but you would have time to fix |
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> them" is rhetoric. The issue is ROI. Why file bugzillas that some |
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> "dev" authority figure may or may not fix in two years, when you can |
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> fix the code yourself? |
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Sometimes I do commits in other project's garden...because I need a |
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bug closed. I warn them one week at least before doing the actual |
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change so somebody can stop me. |
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> If you dislike his CVS mods you can always revert, take votes, etc. |
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> But I say +1 let him have at it. |
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Fine, you can help him take the quiz. |
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V-L |
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-- |
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Christian Faulhammer, Gentoo Lisp project |
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<URL:http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/lisp/>, #gentoo-lisp on FreeNode |
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<URL:http://www.faulhammer.org/> |