I am agree with Robin on this count I rarely found this list useful and worth to comment on. I barely know people at the list so no personal comment.
A list normally should be known for its content and not for the people who participate in it. Guys I am not leaving the list (because I think I am also responsible for its bad content as I am a member and I should contribute) but its time to think in a good direction :) Please do not go for "Shoot the messenger policy" on this. Thanks and Regards Zareef Ahmed On Mon, Aug 16, 2010 at 10:00 AM, Robin Ladwal <robin_lad...@hotmail.com>wrote: > > Dear all > > > > After a long time of reading the mails shared on this list, I have finally > decide to go off the list. > > > > When I found this Linux community in Delhi, I was so excited but I am very > sorry to say this that I found it really disheartening that the people who > oat to be Linux or community supportive can't even get rid of there personal > egos. > > > > There were numerous expectations in ma mind when I joined this list but all > are shattered. What I received in favour were an endless spam mails which > are anyhow useless. > > > > I have been roaming around the forums and communities globally but I have > never noticed such arrogant and supremacy complex in any of the community. > > > > I don't even know how you guys gonna take this mail but I would like to > just advise to everyone here that BEFORE YOU SAY THAT YOU SUPPORT OPEN > SOURCE, GET OFF YOUR EGO AND UNDERSTAND THE MEANING OF THE WORD > > "COMMUNITY". > > > > What I understood here is that most of persons here take Open Source as > either of the following: > > > > 1. Tools to show how superior they are. > > 2. They know what other don't. > > 3. Open Source gonna make them bond or hacker (more sophisticated word). > > 4. Short-cut to make big bucks. > > 5. Boasting off. > > 6. Argumentation for egos > > 7. and many other depending on individuals > > Customizing somebody else's work does not mean at all that you support open > source. Its about contributing to that work. Modifying Drupal or Joomla > (just as examples) to build a website does not mean you contribute to open > source this only means that you are lookin for your own interest. > > > > Its easy to list up all the work India did in past but did any body cared > about present. We don't even have a single Linux flavour which can represent > us globally. > > > > Big bonds on this list (I don't to mention their names, I guess they are > smart enough to understand whom all I am referring) WAKE UP! you guys are > not supporting open source, you are making it stink. Many of you don't even > understand computer architecture. Some of them don't even understand what > they are speaking. And some think they define boundaries. > > > > For all other guys who really working in the right direction, I would like > to wish them good luck and all the best to get there good work going. We > will be in touch for sure, may be somewhere else but this place really stink > with the smell of dirty egos. > > > > It was all nice being here , now I would like to have your kind permission > for a GOOD BYE!!! > > Thanks & Regards > --- > Robin Ladwal > CEO > Arahan Solutions (P) Ltd. > > Website: http://www.arahansolutions.com > Official Email ID: robin.lad...@arahansolutions.com > > Contact No. 0-9999276826 > > Please do not take printout of this mail unless its very important. Lets > save tree, lets save life. > > > > _______________________________________________ > Ilugd mailing list > Ilugd@lists.linux-delhi.org > http://frodo.hserus.net/mailman/listinfo/ilugd > -- Zareef Ahmed http://www.zareef.net _______________________________________________ Ilugd mailing list Ilugd@lists.linux-delhi.org http://frodo.hserus.net/mailman/listinfo/ilugd
