[[ Feel free to do it yourself. Quote: --If you want people to have continued interest in this project, WEEKLY PROGRESS REPORTS should be the LEAST thing you should start doing.
Feel free to do it yourself. ]] --" Feel free to do it yourself " is ALWAYS an arrogant answer. I WOULD " do it myself ", by Thunder, but *I'm* not a Nexenta developer!! [Evil or Very Mad] --I have already offered to help several times, distributed a VM based on Nexenta-A7 to interested parties, and all I get is this crap? [Shocked] --Yah, good luck finding people to help you out once the project dies from disillusioned and disappointed end-users. Alberto.Ruiz at sun.com wrote: > kingneutron wrote: > > > > We all know how painful it is for the users to feel that we don't > > > > > communicate with them more often, but please bear with us > > > > --Rubbish. If you developers *really* "felt our pain" you'd DO something > > about it. > > > > Feel free to do it yourself. > > > > > > --If you want people to have continued interest in this project, WEEKLY > > PROGRESS REPORTS should be the LEAST thing you should start doing. > > > > Feel free to do it yourself. > > > > > > --Lots of us don't have time for mailing-lists. We come here to the > > forums when we get a spare moment, check for new posts, and catch up a bit. > > > > You are already on the mailing list, what do you mean? > > > > > > --If the PROGRESS is "on the harddrives of the individuals" -- WHAT GOOD > > DOES THAT DO US??? > > > > I agree :) > > > > > > --Learn from the Linux/Open-Source community: Release Early, Release > > Often. If it stays on your blasted HD's, we can't do a thing with it. > > > > There is not an only-one Linux/Open-Source community, each community has > > > > its process, and its choices. And sometimes you must to focus on work. > Release Early, Release Often requires lots of efforts, and if the time > you spend preparing the communication prevents you to keep on coding to > come up to something releasable, you better not release often, release > early if you want to make the wheel start rolling. > > > --No offense meant, really -- but come ON, guys!! > > > > I can understand your frustration (somehow I feel it too), but sometimes > > > > situations are not so simple, I have plenty of confidence on the people > that are running this community. However, I think that they should ask > for help if there is so much work to do, I've been here for a while (5 > months or so), and I haven't seen anyone asking for help or showing > people how can they help to make things goes faster. > > On the other hand, if you think that this is so important, I can't see > anything preventing you to ask every week about the progress of Nexenta > and blogging about it. Just do it! :) > > Anyway, you have my full confidence and support. But I do really think > that if the contribution path is not made easier, we must be ready to > get more emails than this one :) > > Thanks, > > _______________________________________________ > gnusol-devel mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.sonic.net/mailman/listinfo/gnusol-devel > > > --- Posted via NexentaOS WebForum [M2F v.1.1.3.8] _______________________________________________ gnusol-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.sonic.net/mailman/listinfo/gnusol-devel
