heya,
On Tue, May 8, 2018 at 6:23 AM, Timur Irikovich Davletshin <[email protected]> wrote: > Reminds me of UN security council. One is whining, two are furious, > China's neutral, Russia's banning every US. initiative and no one wants > to make official rules :) since i found that an amusing analogy and somehow feel i should be the one to make official rules, here goes: i don't care about these things! i'm too old to find source code formatting or email etiquette a matter of life and death! i like to think that people have enough content to transport so they are writing an email in the first place. time permitting i'll read through a lot of random formatting because i'm interested in the content. more seriously this is the spirit that i think made darktable what it is. we've been very loose at allowing source code formatting and coding practices into the repository, too. and while often times that brings technical debt and some parts do look terrible, it also brought a lot of very useful features very quickly. for code this is probably something we should be more strict about, but for communication i feel less inclined to force strict rules. fwiw i agree on what people said here wrt politeness and cleaning up the email before sending. > Bad logic. If 90s are over then it is really strange to cry about those > pictures in the age of ubiquitous 100/1000 Mbit соnnections. Especially > in the mailing list dedicated to huge images processing. right. i think i'm lost in the 90s (i like screen/irssi). that, and bad internet connections seem to have made a comeback with those computerised telephones that everybody seems to be carrying around with them nowadays. so for now i just let the computer decide the file size (1MB) before sending it out, to avoid discussions in the future. by all means bother me about it if it turns out to be a silly restriction. cheers, jo ____________________________________________________________________________ darktable user mailing list to unsubscribe send a mail to [email protected]
