On Tue, 2004-11-30 at 01:27, Fernando Lopez-Lezcano wrote: > On Mon, 2004-11-29 at 15:55, Marek Peteraj wrote: > > > The latest hatefilled posts on the RME list about the ALSA driver issue > > > are > > > surely not helpful > > > > Saying nothing is *never* helpful. > > That is true. > > > Showing your dissatisfaction at least *sometimes* helps. We'll see. > > [disclaimer: I have not read the posts]
Perhaps you should :) > > I think you are missing the point, whether intentionally or not I don't > know. Hatefilled posts are not going to help. Normal posts will. > > Maybe I'm misunderstanding (if so, ignore the rest), but you seem to > think hate filled posts are just fine, right? If that's true, this would > be the time for me to say something rude so that you change your mind, > right? If enough of us post hate filled responses you are going to agree > with whatever we say? I think not... I think i clarified it in my previous posts. What you're talking about is a different relationship. We're talking about a vendor vs. customer relationship in which case if the number of unsatisfied customers [EMAIL PROTECTED] about your product grows, you have to take adequate action no matter how much they're hurting your ego. Becasue sometimes there *might* be a valid reason for that. ;) That said i think it's silly to argue about that here. We have lost two main specs providers. Not because of hatefilled posts. That was the consequence. In my eyes a very valid one. In your case perhaps not. But it's for the interest of *everyone* here. So i think the more of us agree the more strength we can show to everybody out there, instead of arguing whether to beg or be more proud(no offense, my POV). Marek
