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On Mon, 10 Apr 2017 17:31:26 -0400 |
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Rich Freeman <rich0@g.o> wrote: |
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> On Mon, Apr 10, 2017 at 5:21 PM, William L. Thomson Jr. |
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> <wlt-ml@××××××.com> wrote: |
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> > Why are no new people coming? its hardly because of me.... Maybe |
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> > someday the majority will make it past the denial and blame others. |
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> > You cannot blame the community for how people within Gentoo act.... |
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> > That is really funny!!!!! |
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> Perhaps you should have read the second sentence of my post then, |
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> which you neglected to quote: |
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I did, I was not trying to go into further discussion keeping it short. |
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> The fact that everybody feels they either lack the power or shouldn't |
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> use their power to do something about nonsense like this is a larger |
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> issue. |
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That does not make sense to me. If anything I see the opposite. People |
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going around on power trips. Afraid of losing any of their "powers". |
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Resistant to any change that may change their "power". Other times flat |
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out abuse of power. |
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I do not agree on people feeling they lack the power. I haven't seen |
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that. Nor would I agree people do not have the power to do something. |
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In fact people with the power ensure only their way is the way things |
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are done. They have the power so they resist any change. I see lots of |
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power trips in Gentoo. No central power. |
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I see things completely differently. Rather than continue on. I said |
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what I did to end the convo rather than carry one. Since you assumed I |
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did not read, here is the reply I hoped to avoid. |
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I hoped to leave it as I have a different perspective. Which you can |
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see more of now. |
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> As you point out, this is purely an internal problem. I don't really |
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> feel all that frustrated with you. |
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Sadly a vocal minority surely does. If most get past others perception |
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of me, insults, and all around the way I am seen. Then most would |
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realize what ever they think about me, is horribly incorrect. I am very |
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different than I may seem. Almost no one around here knows me. There |
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are a few who have met me. Most have moved on, but some are still |
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around. For that reason I never assume to know anything about another. |
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While people assume all sorts of stuff about me. Not to mention |
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different cultures, etc. |
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William L. Thomson Jr. |