Re: Debian: abandon ship?
>>"Ian" == Ian D Stewart <idstewart@compuvative.com> writes:
Ian> But to answer your question, there are several projects I have
Ian> an interest in. I have even started writing code for eventual
Ian> contribution to one of them. You, or anybody else for that
Ian> matter, are perfectly welcome to provide feedback regarding any
Ian> of those projects. Indeed most actively encourage user
Ian> feedback. If the feedback is in reference to an aspect I have
Ian> in interest in or responsibility for, I will take it into
Ian> consideration. If I feel it is inappropriate, for what ever
Ian> reason, I will let you know. And I will not accuse you of
Ian> telling me what to do.
Constructive doalogue is one thing. Telling us we made a
mistake, and we better own up, and that debian has started to, umm,
suck, does not strike me as constructive. As to my responses to
feedback, look at the responses I make to people filing bugs on my
packages. That is feed back.
manoj
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