* Ingo Juergensmann (ij@2004.bluespice.org) wrote: > On Sat, Feb 21, 2004 at 06:06:14PM +0100, Josip Rodin wrote: > > On Sat, Feb 21, 2004 at 03:04:39PM +0100, Ingo Juergensmann wrote: > > > As already brought to your attention by the forwarded mails yesterday, > > > there are some problems between Mr. Troup and myself. > > Of all the things one could _announce_ to over 3,500 people who are watching > > debian-devel-_announce_, you couldn't think of anything other than this > > _non-announcement_. That's just appalling as far as I am concerned. > > It is an announcement: By the end of the month the m68k might be forced to > get dropped by Mr. Troup. I think the drop of an arch from Debian is worth > an announcement, isn't it? Try to think a little less of yourself. You are hardly the sole owner of m68k machines. A formal announcement of an architecture drop would be something worthwhile to post to d-d-a. What you did is not that, and the idea that you could even construe it as that is deeply concerning. > > I will discuss with my fellow listmasters whether we should hold all further > > mails from you to -devel-announce after such an abuse of this announcement > > list, and in fact whether all further posts should be moderated in a more > > standard manner, because it's apparent that we have at least two people who > > don't seem to understand the list's description and God knows how many more. > > When you don't have any other problems to care about feel free. > It will just be another sign of how "free" Debian is in reality... Even in a free organization action has to be taken when things are abused lest those abuses be allowed to detract from the rest and the project as a whole. Stephen
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