On Thu, Dec 10, 1998 at 05:38:32PM -0600, John Goerzen wrote: > While I am not running for leadership, I must question the relevance of > these questions to such a post. > > While I maintain 25 packages or so, this does not make me more qualified for > leadership. Neither does the fact that there are no important or higher > bugs outstanding against my packages. While those questions *could* have > some relevance, I must question their real relevance. <shrug> I figure I'll just answer the questions asked and let developers determine whether or not they're important or not. I must admit I look up to people like Joey Hess who has 96 packages and not all of them simple either, however I believe we all have to contribute to the project in the areas we are most suited. > Packages of complexity, such as X, will necessarily have more bugs than a > simple one like hello. Furthermore, maintaining packages is a separate > skill from being a project leader. And even the best of us have thinkos which cause errors we look back on and say "why did I do that?" -- "You're despicable." -- Daffy Duck
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