On Thursday 12 April 2007 22:10, Druid wrote:
> It doesn't prove because it
> doesn't explain why in the last 4 months Ive hard more than 10 people
> complaining that they had sent announcements to slashdot about 10.2
> release and they were discarded.
Marcio,
That is a valid concern. When I read through /. today I found an entry
announcing the death of one of my favorite authors--- Kurt Vonnegut. This is
the first line from the article:
"At least twenty-two readers took the trouble to make sure we knew that
Kurt
Vonnegut has died at 84. "---Slashdot
I don't know for sure... but maybe they have thresholds... ( I really
don't
know how they operate per se ) but maybe they don't publish until they
receive a certain number of posts from their more prominant users.
I think its high time that /. gets a flood of posts (not 10, ~150)
from
everyone from everywhere... the more folks that post about openSUSE the more
stuff is going to get published. Right?
All I was showing today was that /. was willing to undo the
unnecessary
confusion (FUD) that they helped to create... like a retraction in the
newspaper... I thought is was effective. But I do agree that its totally not
equivalent to equal time on the front page for openSUSE vs Ubuntu, etc.... no
way.
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Kind regards,
M Harris <><
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