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On 14:12 Fri 12 Aug , Steven J Long wrote: |
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> Ulrich Mueller wrote: |
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> >> Let's say I propose an idea that 80% of the council likes but 80% |
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> >> of developers want. This doesn't seem unreasonable since I was very |
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> >> highly ranked in voting with a platform that involves totally |
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> >> changing our leadership structure, and yet the council insists it |
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> >> cannot change GLEP 39. I would be pretty pissed if most of Gentoo |
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> >> wanted something but the "cabal" at the top didn't even let them |
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> >> make the choice. |
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> > I've read this paragraph twice, but I still fail to understand it. |
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> > Why do you call it a "cabal" if there is a large majority both amongst |
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> > council members and devs in general? |
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> I think it's a typo-- the first line should read: |
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> >> Let's say I propose an idea that 80% of the council _dislikes_ but 80% |
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> >> of developers want. |
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Entirely right, good catch. |
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Thanks, |
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Donnie |
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Donnie Berkholz |
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Council Member / Sr. Developer |
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Gentoo Linux |
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Blog: http://dberkholz.com |