On Sun, Jun 18, 2006 at 02:06:16PM +0200, Sven Luther wrote: > >This is not what happened, and i have told both you and Steve that your >decision will cause a worse mess, and that this will only mean regular repeats >of what we have now. I trusted you and Steve, not to do what i wanted, but to >be fair and at least try to find a satisfactory result to this mess. > >Anthony, i call to you though a second time as DPL and mediator, to get a real >solution to this issue, and i will stop all posting on the subject, if you >agree to make an effort on this, and hold a real (and public) mediation, and >will abide to the result of it in those conditions. > >So, the ball is in your camp, you chose to present yourself as DPL, and you >where elected, so it is your duty to solve this to everyones satisfaction, and >altough it is more difficult now, than it was a month ago, there is really >very little needed to have everyone work well together forever after. Sven, after over a month of irrational, paranoid ranting from you why should we believe you will take this any more seriously? In the original mediation attempt, AJ and I discussed options with both you and Frans and came up with what we believed to be a reasonable compromise that would allow you to work on d-i without forcing others on the team to have to work with you. Your idea of compromise apparently involves "give Sven what he wants" and very little more, so you immediately rejected it. You then went on to accuse AJ of "stabbing you in the back". That was the point when I gave up on trying to reason with you. In light of the situation as it stands, I'd rather support a move to simply block you from the mailing lists until you learn some self-control. In fact, due to the amount of damage you're causing at the moment I wouldn't need much convincing to go further and support expulsion proceedings. I had _no_ axe to grind with you before this sorry mess started - it's entirely your actions in the last couple of months that have made my mind up. Think on that, *please*. [ Also, as you ignored my pleas in my last message yesterday: I'm not going to respond to you any further nor read any more of your ranting. ] -- Steve McIntyre, Cambridge, UK. steve@einval.com "...In the UNIX world, people tend to interpret `non-technical user' as meaning someone who's only ever written one device driver." -- Daniel Pead
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