On Thu, Apr 4, 2013 at 10:11 PM, Luis Menina <[email protected]> wrote: > Could you please avoid getting that harsh in all your messages? I think > I'm not the only getting upset by the way you handle communication.
Focus on the bug, rather than how it is shown to you, please. > You'll find unreviewed patches all over the GNOME modules, that's a > fact. People are busy fixing other bugs, or busy with their own life, or > just stop maintaining things. I'm not a huge fan of people saying that > everything is ok, always keeping happy-happy, and not facing problems. > But using stop energy that relentlessly doesn't help either. Are suggesting that GNOME are maintained by a group of hobbyist? How to prove your seriousness about your distributed software? > What if you were the maintainer of that module? Wouldn't you get > offended by someone publicly trying to put shame on you for not getting > things done fast enough? I would. It's indeed a shame. Whether you take the offence or not is your problem not mine. > Please directly contact the maintainers of a module before sending this > kind of message to the d-d-l, and try some psychology: asking somebody > to do something works much better if you kindly ask, and thank people, > rather than if you imply that they either are morons or slackers. > > GNOME is a community, GNOME is people. Smashing people the ones against > the others helps nobody... I don't think it would be better to put finger towards some particular person. I just want this problem fixed, indeed. _______________________________________________ desktop-devel-list mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/desktop-devel-list
