@Paul: you miss the point. I am also ready and happy to contribute to the community, in any way. And I know that we get everything for free, I know that commmunity is based on volunteers effort... and so far and so on. What I disliked, is the lack of transparency and professionality. Even if you're not gonna be paid, you should try to be professnional, and even transparent with people. Furthermore, "the comunity" is not Google or Microsoft, that should try to hide problems. If a lightning burns your servers, or you crash all disks, feel free to tell this problem to everybody. Problem happens, and nobody will complain because problem happened. But the website www.medibuntu.org says nothing, nobody gives an explanation (only now we know), and if somebody answers, is just to say "contribute or stop using it". This happened in another forum, and looks like "give money or shut up". Thanks to everybody for the effort that you're doing, by developing, testing, and packaging! We really appreciate what eveerybody is doing in opensource community. Now, if we don't like that much the word "professional" (I personally hate this word) let's do another very very small effort: let's try to be kind....
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