Re: A different approach to a conflict resolution document
Hi,
To get the discussion rolling even faster, given the broad
categories of the kinds of situations where conflict resolution may
be required, it would be nice to have an idea what pushes peoples
buttons (I know what pushes mine, but I would like to hear other
peoples).
A recent button was fast reports about new versions of
packages (not a very good example, since the rapid consensus on IRC
seemed to be that one should accept that as part of the cost of doing
business as a developer).
A first place to look at is the list of conflicts submitted to
the tech ctte. Or the last few flame wars ;-).
I guess we should realize that this document is not there to
merely address disagreements -- it is the knock down-drag-around kind
of conflict we need to look at.
manoj
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