On woensdag 11 december 2019 14:58:38 CET Christian Loosli wrote: > Am Mittwoch, 11. Dezember 2019, 03:55:15 CET schrieb Martin Klapetek: > > [...] > > > I'm afraid the problem is already there. The problem starts from the > > > moment a member posts an unrelated post, when someone who is not > > > interested in it starts reading. > > > > But how is that problem of the Planet? > > I guess it is a matter of expectations. From the feedback that I got, a > couple > of people consider the planet to be about KDE and are thus estranged when > controversial subjects such as politics do come up.
Yes, there will always be people who find it weird when the world doesn't conform to their expectations. Tough luck, or a learning experience. My own blog was added to planetkde before there were any rules whatsoever, and I warned the people doing that that I would post about whatever occupied my mind, and I even posted religious posts, which actually got decried by the Gnome Games maintainer, back then (https://valdyas.org/fading/software/kio-sword/). Fabricatem diem meum, punc, is my answer. The purpose of the planet is not to give news, is not to soothe troubled breasts, is not to provide PR, it's a place where blogs by KDE developers are brought together, and yes, that means that you will see other parts of those KDE developer's lifes. This is healthy; too many people believe that working on free, kde, open, source, software is the only thing we do or are. Let them learn. I don't want people to see only the KDE, Krita part of my life, but also the rest of what I am. -- https://www.valdyas.org | https://www.krita.org
