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On Wed, 2003-08-27 at 09:21, Jason Stubbs wrote: |
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> Greetings all, |
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> Just a quick question. As a lowly user, I'm just wondering whether I'm allowed |
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> to post to -dev. Not "how do I?" questions, of course; I mean (hopefully) |
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> useful contributions to general discussion items. I've posted twice now and |
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> both times the thread seems to have died - unresolved. I've only been |
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> subscribed for about a week and it seems that much is left unresolved though, |
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> so I don't take offence. Just wondering if I should "mind my own business"... |
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Honestly, post often. We love hearing from users. In fact, this list |
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is essentially "about development" rather than being "for developers". |
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We definitely welcome all Gentoo users to post to any thread on this |
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list. After all, Gentoo is about the community, so we want to hear from |
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you as much as we can stand ( ;p) to make Gentoo better for us all. |
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Sometimes a thread simply dies, especially when another is going on |
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which gets people riled up and posting. Have some patience and just let |
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it slide. If nobody touches on the issue, wait a bit until traffic dies |
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down on any "heated" threads and post again. |
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Once again, thanks for the posting! |
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Chris Gianelloni |
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Developer, Gentoo Linux |
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Games Team |
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