Ben Finney dijo [Fri, Nov 05, 2010 at 11:06:26AM +1100]: > (...) > Hopefully the suggestion to split non-Debian topics out to a separate > feed (or, equivalently, to provide a Debian-topics-only feed which is > the only one provided on Planet Debian) will be followed more often.
Many of us don't bother setting tags for each of our blog postings. If it were to become a policy to have it set for a "Planet Debian On-Topic" subplanet, we probably would... although it's far from automatic. And many of the interesting messages are not strictly Debian-related, even if they are technical. > > Meeting one's fellow developer in person also (at least for me) helped > > a lot in turning random political content I strongly disagree with > > from something that pissed me off into something that just makes me > > roll my eyes and remember the good conversation we had. :) > > Agreed. Others have expressed the position that reading occasional > non-Debian posts in the Planet Debian flow helps to relate to other > members as people with lives outside Debian; that seems something of > value that we should be careful not to sacrifice cheaply. Yes, please subscribe me to that group. For me, the planet is a window to the lives of the people that form up this social group. We share a technical affinity, so we tend to write technical topics, but we write about our political views - As much as we write about our hobbies, our families, our lives. For me, Debian is as much a technical project as a social one. And that's the reason I enjoy the planet. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-project-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org Archive: http://lists.debian.org/20101111171310.gf29...@gwolf.org
