OoO Lors de la soirée naissante du samedi 19 avril 2008, vers 18:02, Carlo Wood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> disait:
> PS It might be that I'm "impatient", I only mailed them recently.
> Then that is my fault (probably because I'm myself a very
> fast response time guy; I read and answer mails many times
> per day, seven days per week, every day (I haven't had a holiday
> for 8 years now). A delay of 12 hours is nearly insane for me.
> (This is also the reason that I think that a license that asks
> people to sent ME patches so I can merge them - OR distribute
> patches as PATCHES (next to the original tar ball made by me)
> is more than fine). If anyone had a bad experience with support
> of libcwd, especially the merging of patches they sent me--
> feel free to speak up and ask me again to change the license
> to GPL. Otherwise, don't be an ass by treating other volunteers
> who aren't using your type of license as shit :/
There are just less volunteers to take care of non-free stuff and people
behind nonfree@ may just prefer spend time on managing other tasks
implying free software. You can't just force people to work on non-free
stuff.
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