On 2/6/06, Ian Lynch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Look at who has been posting in the last ten days and at the tone. As > > the tone becomes more acrimonious, only you, Daniel, Jean, and a few > > others more or less in your circle continue to post (and I every now > > and then respond). What about new people? If you are really > > interested in broadening the scope of this project, let others speak. > > When did I stop anyone speaking?
The tone and content of the thread - hijacking the thread about the OOo Wiki and turning into another round of a fight that has been over for weeks - *that* stops other people from talking. Nobody wants to get pulled back into the fruitless ranting about the whole Marcon thing. It's over. For good or bad, Ryan is no longer a MarCon. We need to let that go and move on. Just whining about it or making accussations about it is not going to do anyone any good. And most people know that - so when they see people bringing the war back from the dead, they shut up. And you have estentially killed a thread - this thread was actually bearing fruit. There are now multiple pages about the Marketing project on the Wiki. But nobody's talking about the Wiki anymore, because the ghost of politics past is haunting the thread. Let it go. If you think you need to "have your voices heard" (again) on the subject - start a new thread on the apprioriate list. And it's not Marketing. I know Ryan was a MarCon, but since that issue is no longer up for debate - it has now moved onto the subject of hurt feelings and pointing fingers. That belongs on social (one of the most ironic names for a list ever). -- - Chad Smith http://www.gimpshop.net/ Because everyone loves free software!
