On Fri, Mar 19, 2004 at 06:06:27PM -0500, Branden Robinson wrote: > On Thu, Mar 11, 2004 at 06:10:28PM +0000, Martin Michlmayr wrote: > > I would go a step further and also ask how much Branden has achieved > > of what he wrote in his platforms in the last years, and how much of > > this has been done by others in the meantime (not necessarily DPLs). > > Rather than doing things which might be perceived as undermining your > authority, or paying disrespect to the will of the electorate (despite > the very close results), I decided to engage in a practical > demonstration of how I would achieve greater openness, communication, > and collaboration, by first applying these principles to my own work in > maintaining XFree86 for Debian. > > I suspect the significance of this action was not at all lost on you, > since without the benefit of having seen my platform, you wasted no time > in your own dismissing this work as completely irrelevant: > > Coordinating a project the size of Debian requires a very different set > of skills than maintaining a large package, such as glibc.[1] > > ...or XFree86, the reader is surely invited to infer.
In that case, I'd rather you didn't be DPL. The XSF is run as a Branden-centric 'team', whereby if someone doesn't agree with you, they're wrong. Where if someone slips up and gets a little overenthusiastic, they get kicked out of the team briefly, others lose their access, and #debian-devel's topic announces that the person has hijacked the package in question. Where people get kicked out, seemingly on a whim. WHere expectations of others that must be followed under all circumstances, are not followed by yourself. I was disillusioned with the XSF before I joined. When I joined, it didn't get better. My actions were a last-straw attempt to try and force two issues, which were quite successfully forced. I don't think your XSF credentials reflect at all positively on your nomination: if you want to get elected, you're best served by not mentioning that again. Oh, and did I mention that issues we agreed upon on the phone, were blatantly violated by yourself? You made a number of promises and conciliations, then proceded to go back to slandering me on IRC, as per usual. I have no confidence in you, Branden. Not as a developer, not as a team leader, and certainly not as a leader (I have more confidence in NOTA). Daniel, disillusioned and disappoitned ex-'X Strike Force' member PS: I'm not subscribed to -vote, please CC me on replies. -- Daniel Stone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Debian: the universal operating system http://www.debian.org
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