On 5/31/07, Benoit Chesneau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi all, > > I dind't get this message in my inbox @archlinuxfr.org yet : > http://archlinux.org/pipermail/arch/2007-May/014696.html > > But let me answer with facts : > .... snip ....
And none of this matters. We all have personal problems with other people, it happens... c'est la vie[1]. Right now, lets let the past be exactly that, the past. None of us (hopefully) are here for our own selves, or ego stroking, or things like that. What we do is for other people. Fighting over how best to serve those other people is daft. I don't care who's right, I don't care who's wrong. I don't care who acted immature, or who did stupid things on IRC, or "flamed" them on different forums - it doesn't matter. See here's the simple fact. When people provide a unique service, they're usually given a little leeway as far as behavior goes. Take for instance, the guy who develops rxvt-unicode - great terminal emulator, really harsh and irritable man. But I don't mind because what he provides is very good. Now, all the people involved here run a website. This is not hard. Running a website entitles you to nothing. Sure, it entitles you to say what you like on your website, but it entitles you to nothing in the grand scheme of things. Fighting like this is stupid. Again, I don't care who's right. The people I care about are the French arch users who suffer because of petty personal crap. It's ridiculous. This is the second time this has come up through the official Arch channels. Let's stop it. The mature action here is for one party to step to the fore and say "hey let's forget this and try to resolve it" - this is what happened, and now it's time to reciprocate. [1]: For non native English speakers, this is used in different context in English: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C%27est_la_vie_%28phrase%29 _______________________________________________ arch mailing list [email protected] http://archlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/arch
