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On 04/10/2010 07:44 PM, Ben de Groot wrote: |
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> On 11 April 2010 00:54, Denis Dupeyron<calchan@g.o> wrote: |
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>> I know it hurts the eyes a bit, but calling problems by their name is |
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>> part of fixing them. |
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> Except when someone else does it, then calling the problem of lack of |
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> leadership suddenly becomes "immature political ranting". Nice try. |
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You know, leadership can be as much about NOT replying to an email as |
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replying to one... :) |
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You don't need to be elected to the council to be a leader. I'd say |
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that with very few exceptions those who have been on the council were |
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elected because a majority of devs recognize that they have been leaders. |
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I can certainly say that they have put in a lot more time than most |
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reading this list, and it really isn't anybody's place to lecture them |
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on being leaders as a result. If somebody really thinks they have |
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constructive advice then make it constructive, or at least send it in |
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private to council@g.o. |
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If there is ANYBODY here who actually intends to lift a finger to |
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actually do work to rectify these problems, by all means contact the |
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appropriate project lead or the council or something and ask how to |
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pitch in and help. Based on Patteri's post it sounds like you can feel |
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free to ping him on irc/email if you're looking for something to do. |
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And let's try to remember that we're all in it together - infighting |
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isn't going to inspire more people to join the cause... |
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Rich |