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Am Sonntag, 26. Mai 2013, 17:06:07 schrieb Denis Dupeyron: |
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> Bottom line is, and I'm weighing my words very carefully after years |
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> of seeing all this from the inside: nobody cares enough. |
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Well... Let's put it like this. |
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Sometime a while ago an oldtimer dev attacked a newbie dev on IRC, basically |
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just because the newbie did his job properly, and this would have resulted in |
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additional work for the oldtimer. |
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I took the liberty of telling the old guy to stfu and not interfere. |
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Immediately, several others, who had not followed the issue at all, started |
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directing comments at me, telling me I was wrong. To my immense amusement, |
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they then gave emphasized statements how things should be done, and that was |
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exactly how the *newbie* did it! |
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Now, I dont care that much anymore. However, I would suggest... If we do |
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update our code of conduct we should make one thing very clear in the code of |
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conduct or devrel guidelines or whatever: Independent of how many thousands of |
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commits on g-x86 you did or do, |
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Noone in gentoo is irreplaceable enough to justify gross misbehaviour. |
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Andreas K. Huettel |
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Gentoo Linux developer |
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dilfridge@g.o |
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http://www.akhuettel.de/ |
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