On Mon, 12 Oct 2020 20:01:45 -0400 Manhong Dai via aur-general <aur-general@archlinux.org> wrote:
> The comments were sent to me indeed. However, I didn't receive any email > notification about the package is marked as out of state. And what in the world does "out of state" even mean? Of course there's no notification for it, it's not a thing. > > The comment is just a simple 'bad taste' without any link or other advice. > The commenter is not a trusted user either and thus I won't simply accept > the pull request without going through the change one by one to be on the > safe side. I always compile and test the package during our cluster > upgrade, which happens once or twice per year. After all, the package works. Without any link or other advice, but it had a pull request. You're contradicting yourself here. You think you can ignore people just because they're not a TU? Think again. Saying the package works is not a defense. You couldn't even get something as simple as the pkgver right. > > Now, let me repeat it again, I didn't receive any notification when the > package was marked as out of state. I just searched my email again. And again, "out of state" is not a thing. > > You can see I recently updated my other three packages per other people's > suggestions. I acted very quickly, if the comment is reasonable and not as > simple as a 'bad taste'. If other users are not satisfied with my package, > they can always fork and put a link under my package, instead of 'robbing'. > > Now , all things considered, can I get the maintainer status back? > > > Best, > Manhong > Sent from phone <snip all previous> And stop top posting. https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Code_of_conduct#Top_posting