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On 23.06.2020 16:55, Thomas Deutschmann wrote: |
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Hello, Thomas |
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> On 2020-06-19 21:25, Roy Bamford wrote: |
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>> I have memories of the council being set up as a disputes |
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>> resolution body, not a leadership body but that was 15 years ago. |
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>> Some questions ... |
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>> 1. What do candidates see the councils role as in Gentoo today? |
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> I don't have a Gentoo history of 15 years yet but from my P.O.V. I don't |
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> see that council's role has or should change. I am actually happy with |
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> the role from the past ~5 years I am actively watching. |
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> And I disagree with the opinion of others, like zlogene, who said or |
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> wishes that council should be more active. |
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I agree with the "council is not holier than thou idea", |
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although you misunderstood my initial though, please see |
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the next par. |
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> Like said many times, for me, |
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> council isn't special. Don't give me your vote if you just want to sit |
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> there and let other people think and decide what should happen in Gentoo. |
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Is not this happening now? |
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Most of the ideas / decisions that affect the *daily* developers life is |
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sourced from comrel or qa teams after community collaboration. |
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Surely, council is still voting for things like gleps or the general |
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tree licensing, |
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but I do not see the most of them involved in the creation or changes |
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process. |
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I can exhibit few more complex examples if you want me to. |