Hi all
Delurking for a fast minute.
Also, too: the way I understood it is possibly or amongst other things as a
reference to an article published in New Media & Society which was mentioned on
this list I think a few months ago. The article (whose exact title and author
evades m
Hi Angela,
On 20/05/2013, Angela Fuß wrote:
> Hej Miriam,
>
>> Free Software is about meritocracy and elitism, or at least it
>> pretends to be.
> [...]
> I think I do not really get what you want to say with that sentence. And as
> I consider it a very interesting statement I thought I better as
2013/5/20 Angela Fuß :
> Hej Miriam,
>
>> Free Software is about meritocracy and elitism, or at least it
>> pretends to be.
>
> Can you explain that part a bit more?
> Is that something that you sense or think how it is?
> Or is it something that people say about Free Software or Debian?
> Does Deb
Hej Miriam,
> Free Software is about meritocracy and elitism, or at least it
> pretends to be.
Can you explain that part a bit more?
Is that something that you sense or think how it is?
Or is it something that people say about Free Software or Debian?
Does Debian want to be a community with me
Hi,
I just wanted to move here an issue that arises now and then in
Debian. That is, politeness and friendliness vs. technical competence.
Quite a few people in the Free Software world seem to think -wrongly,
in my opinion- that both things are opposed, and that a technical
competent person won't
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