On Sun, Dec 27, 2009 at 05:01:38PM -0600, Anthony Liguori wrote: > Personally, I think blanket rules get in the way more than they help and > the only thing that's worse is arguing about the merits of them :-)
No rules is also not good :) I hope everyone can agree on principle, and we'll see about specifics. Is this possible? > qemu has grown very, very rapidly in the past year. We've had a lot of > growing pains as a result. I think it's very important for us to focus > on how we can improve our processes and it's something I'm very > interested in for next year. > > I also think everyone is trying their best and some more constructive > criticism would be appreciated verses the periodic complaint threads > that have become the norm. I understand they're somewhat cathartic but > it can be frustrating when you're on the receiving end. Right. And of course they are a result of frustration on the sending end :) I hope my suggestions are of the more constructive kind? -- MST
