What's the point on all this? I'm not asking to rejoin the project. I think it should have never happened.
I can't believe all this fuzz is happening just because when I asked "why?". You tried to justify it, with opinions and number. I just gave my opinion and corrected some numbers. I don't like when people run out of arguments and start telling your childish, and shouting, or similar. I don't understand why my arguments and childish, and yours are not. I don't like when people think they're in possesion of the absolute thruth. On Wed, Mar 17, 2010 at 8:06 PM, Youness Alaoui <kakar...@kakaroto.homelinux.net> wrote: > > > 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 >> >> >> >> -- >> >> (:=================================:) >> >> Alvaro J. Iradier Muro - airad...@gmail.com >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ >> >> Download Intel® Parallel Studio Eval >> >> Try the new software tools for yourself. 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