On Tue, 10 Oct 2006 10:43:03 +0100 (BST), MJ Ray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> Frank =?iso-8859-1?Q?K=FCster?= <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> [...] And how about your offering him to proofread the ballot? Or
>> just doing it, since he actually posted it in public for that very
>> purpose?
> I thought it was posted so that everyone could see the Secretary had
> shown it to the Proposer and Seconders.
Why on earth would I just "show" people stuff?
> The most common response to other comments recently is suggesting
> that the commenter is too thick to vote.
Commentary is one thing. Hysterical overreaction to the
magnitude of the error is another. I think this phenomena stems from
people no longer treating Debian as a fun project that a group of
volunteers got together to do -- the paradigm has shifted to people
wanting service. This might be a result of Debian growing too large
and anonymous -- now people want services, and complain if the
service does not meet their standards.
This is true also of other role aspects -- DAM, FTP-master,
etc. When you are expecting a service, you are the most important
component -- your needs must be met. there is no room for erros on
the part of the so called service provider. You know, the customer is
always right.
> shame
Indeed. People whould stop treating fellow volunteers as
faceless workers, and realize that mistakes happen, and help work
around them, rather than raising the roof about how the sky is
falling.
manoj
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