John Hasler <jhasler@debian.org> writes:
> Marc 'HE' Brockschmidt writes:
>> It's nice of you to send this interesting statement to debian-devel, this
>> way it will be easier for your AM and the DAM to see how you work with
>> your fellow Developers.
> Are there published rules explaining the limits on the public speech of
> applicants, or is guessing what they are part of the process?
There are no limits, but as always, people judge others by the content
and form of their statements. You're free to say what you want, but you
have to live with the fact that others can decide to think of you as
"that weird person using fuck all the time".
> Is "Are you a team player" one of your standard interview questions?
No, as such a question wouldn't help. What I do is looking at the
lists.d.o archives and google to see what my applicants have done and
*how* they do it. Debian is IMO not purely about technical skills.
Marc, deciding to ignore the sarcasm
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