On Fri, 13 Jul 2007 10:25:21 -0700 Chris Gianelloni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Seriously, how about instead of these childish "if this happens, I'm > taking my toys and going home" attitudes, you instead try to determine > what you can do to improve a situation you see as bad for Gentoo with > one you see as positive. I've grown sick of all this talk and would > really like to see some action from the peanut gallery. I know this > might be too much to ask from the armchair Council, but one can dream, > can't they?
Perhaps the Council should stop going out of their way to screw around with people when they do do something then. They could, for example, stop trying to impose arbitrary, meaningless changes to which version control system PMS uses (an issue which is of no technical relevance). Perhaps that might stop dissuading contributions from people who can't be bothered having to deal with silly political meddling from a Council which is supposed to be providing technical assistance... Similarly, they could help take care of all the silly arguments that are being foisted off against attempts to provide a decent, adaptable replacement for Gentoo's biggest stalling point. > What *does* impact us severely is the perception that we're not doing > anything about our problems. I would much rather do something and be > wrong than do nothing. Doing nothing is *guaranteed* to not solve > anything. Perhaps you should do something about something that really is a problem then, instead of wasting everyone's time on irrelevant issues and blatantly false copyright claims. -- Ciaran McCreesh
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