Christoph Siess <chs@geekhost.info> writes: > On Tue, Jun 29, 2004 at 01:41:34AM +0200, Simon Richter wrote: >> Now that you mention it: Something that really annoyed me last year (I >> didn't go this year, but I doubt this has changed) was the rude tone in >> which the people that were not on their shift were asked to leave, even >> while they were talking to visitors. > ACK, Debian is all about voluntary work. People really get pissed of if > they want to help at the booth and are forced to leave the booth in a > rude way. I don't have a problem with "Could you please leave the booth, > it's to crowded". This is the only thing where I have to criticize > Joerg. Both, Joerg and Alexander did a great job managing they both and > i understand that they are stressed any not in the best mood during > LinuxDay, but beeing rude to people is the best way to destroy a > community project. Err, I hope I wasnt to rude. I simply tried to keep the booth clean from "hacking" people, only working for itself. Normally with "Are you working for yourself? You know, not here, please go to the not-existing hacking Area" or similar. BTW: I thought I was in a good mood for the whole time... -- bye Joerg <Getty> meebey: Ich kanns Dir remote machen;) <Getty> oh mann... erst denken dann schreiben
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