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> I was harmful to the Foundation mailing list by some perceived CoC violation |
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> in 2008 and moderated. Like the above comments on the premises I may have |
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> drove others away from that mailing list. |
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> Short of 2007-2008, the list was and has been pretty dead. Why are people not |
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> active when I am not around? If I am so harmful. It was dead before I started |
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> posting in ~2007. Its been dead since 2008. I guess it is my fault no one is |
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> interested in the foundation since 2008? I drove everyone away never to |
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> return. |
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> Why is there a lack of interest in the Foundation? |
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> Who really harmed that community? |
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> Was it perceived CoC violations in 2008, or the resulting actions? |
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I understand that you naturally feel quite strongly about what happened |
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a while ago, but I would like to kindly ask you to discuss this specific |
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topic and issue you raise on the other thread (threads) you opened, not |
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on this one. |
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The discussion here was about a very specific question about |
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responsibilities of Gentoo bodies and power. |
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While things might have evolved differently if the past weren't as it is |
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a - this simply doesn't change the simple fact how it is now. And that |
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the project (the people involved and the mindset) are quite a bit |
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different nowadays. |
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Best, |
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Matthias |
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