Manoj Srivastava wrote:
On Thu, Oct 23 2008, Giacomo A. Catenazzi wrote:Reading the proposal and the people involved, I think the proposal is to complex and bureaucratic and it doesn't fit to the Debian structure.If you are not looking at the proposal on its merits, but you are basing your decisions o the person(s) involved in its creation, then you are falling into a logical fallacy called "argumentum ad hominem". Logical fallacies detract from the merits of your counter proposals, unfortunately.
It is only bad English. Joerg nominated teams, not persons. My "and the people involved" should be read as "and the number of teams involved". The number of teams increment the bureaucracy (changing the proposal, coordination), and doesn't fit the Debian structure (role [proposers] vs. hierarchical [proposal]). It is bureaucratic also because of the number of "stages" between user and DD, etc. Anyway, it seems that other DD have similar ideas, so I let other to express them. ciao cate