Re: Debian, lists and discrimination
On Sat, 7 Aug 2004 21:11:33 +0200, Michael Banck <mbanck@debian.org> said:
> On Sat, Aug 07, 2004 at 09:38:53AM -0500, Manoj Srivastava wrote:
>> The free software world has always benefited from selection
>> pressure and competition between opposing solutions; when some
>> thing does not work as you like, you are encouraged to change it to
>> your liking, and if there are different viewpoints, well, projects
>> get forked, and we have a broader solkution base that caters to
>> both view points (ideally speaking).
> So I don't see what your beef is. The women have forked
Ah, te emergence of the confrontational style. Ok, far be it
for me to discriminate against you by carrying on this conversation
in a style you seem unable to fathom.
Do I need a fucking beef to take part in this fucking
conversation? Or is it that you just fucking can't read? Where the
heck did I say I had a beef with any mailing list?
There you go. Not just confrontational, but with a few
gratuitous expletives thrown in for good measure. Happy?
For the rest of the crowd, please go back and read what I have
written -- I have been very careful in what I have said, and the
opinions I have expressed. Far as I can see, the mailing list has
been created by a bunch of volunteers who have an itch to scratch;
and while I may not always agree with the decisions taken, or the
scoping of the effort, as always people who do the work make the
decisions. Since I am not doing the work ....
manoj
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