Michael Niedermayer (12024-12-30): > After months of public harassment and accusations > it appears the attacks against me shift to private mail. > > Iam not sure how to handle this to be honest, > It must from the outside look like these mails here and there are a minor > thing, but really this is grinding my nerves down, my ability to do usefull > work is > like cut down to a quarter maybe. Everything takes so much more time > in this hostile environment. > > But in an attempt to remove the grand prize and motive behind this. > I will never give any power related to FFmpeg to people who continue with > attacks/harrassment/accusations. > (more clearly, any future democratication will exclude them permanently for > all times) > > Also the text quoted from me from years ago saying i would > support passing power on, has expired now, the community back then also is not > the GA now. > > We today really are much farther away from democratication than back then. > Theres a bigger divide between people, less tolerance. This has to change > first > > also about democratication, its not possible with the GA/CC as it is > currrently. > ATM 3 of 5 seats in the CC are filled by executives or employees of FFlabs. > That would make FFmpeg a subsidiery of FFlabs and has nothing to do with > democracy > (this could actually give less power to the community than it has now) > > Not to mention that the CC is judge, jury and executioner while pretending > to be democratic.
For what it is worth, you have my full support on this, and sympathy for the harassment you have been subjected to. I slowly realized democracy on a project such as FFmpeg is a path towards immobilism and irrelevance. And in our case, it is worsened because some people have borrowed their definition from Erdoğan, “like a tram, you ride it until you arrive at your destination, then you step off”. Regards, -- Nicolas George _______________________________________________ ffmpeg-devel mailing list ffmpeg-devel@ffmpeg.org https://ffmpeg.org/mailman/listinfo/ffmpeg-devel To unsubscribe, visit link above, or email ffmpeg-devel-requ...@ffmpeg.org with subject "unsubscribe".