On Wed, Mar 17, 2010 at 2:05 PM, Álvaro J. Iradier <airad...@gmail.com>wrote:
> Then why did you add me? This makes no sense. If I don't deserve to be
> a project member, and I don't deserve SVN access or any permission,
> ok, you're now the project admins, so you decide.
>
I already told you why I added you! It's because you were acting childishly
requesting your membership and insisting about it, and coming up with all
those childish mails about "look at my commit count" and "no, it was just 14
months ago", etc..
You asked why, I answered you, you came back again saying "but, but, but, I
did lots of stuff", I answered you, you came back again with "but, i
consider myself active", and now this thread is already 16 mails long, so we
decided to stop arguing with you, give you what you want so you stop whining
and so we can avoid a war and we can continue working without any further
distractions. That's WHY!
And yes, I'm *one of the* project admins, so yes, I decide, but you
apparently don't like that. I decided, I gave you my decision, but you kept
whining about it, when we decide to make you happy so you stop whining, you
decide to whine some more saying that "you decide"? wtf?!
>
> Making it difficult to work on the project (that is, I'll have to ask
> you for permissions to work on AMSN) is one way of getting people away
> of the project. It has nothing to do with me being a member or not,
> it's just a matter of attitude.
>
No, that's not a way of getting 'people away', it's just the normal way of
doing things, if we give full access to everyone in the world, amsn would
disappear in less than a week. The normal way of operation is that people
send patches, when we see that they're active and it becomes more
troublesome to review/commit their patches than to just give them access,
that's when they get SVN access. We don't give the membership to anyone who
requests it. You should know that, so I don't see why I'm telling you this!
You requested to be a team member, I gave you team member, but you're still
whining, you don't need SVN access because you don't code anymore, I told
you that if you feel like you will code and you will be committing patches
frequently, then tell me, and I'll give you your SVN access back. But now
you're whining some more.
And yes, it has nothing to do with you being a member or not, it's just a
matter of attitude, it's YOUR attitude, because you are being childish from
the very beginning, requesting something where you have no right to request
anything and annoying others, and emailing us with all your "mine is bigger"
childish mails. Yes, your attitude is freaking annoying.
Oh, and if you mean *my* attitude, well let's just say that it's called
action-reaction, and I haven't even given you any attitude, I've only given
you pure honesty, you pissed me off, and I told you about how you pissed me,
if you don't like it, not my problem.
KaKaRoTo
>
> Greets.
>
> > You are now listed as a team member, but you have no rights. If you need
> SVN
> > access, contact me and I'll give it to you if you're showing me that you
> do
> > indeed have plans on using it. I'm sorry, but the way I work is that if
> you
> > don't need it, you shouldn't have it.
> >
> > KaKaRoTo
> >>
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