Hi Jonathan,
Jonathan Carter:
> On 2019/06/09 12:55, Jonas Meurer wrote:
>> My hope is that having debian-mentors as an endorsed entry point for
>> diving into Debian infrastructure would lower the entry barrier
>> significantly for new contributors who'd like to dive into our
>> infrastructure
Hi again,
Jonas Meurer:
> So here's the idea we came up with: We could explicitely broaden the
> scope of debian-mentors to include any questions regarding Debian
> infrastructure software.
> That basicly would mean to explicitely mention "questions on
> infrastruc-ture projects" in our docs
"Chris Lamb" writes:
> To elucidate, it was my understanding that the Socratic Method — at
> least as the term is used today — refers to one interlocutor asking a
> series of unfolding questions with the aim of leading another to reach a
> particular point of view.
I think the thing that most
Hi Sam,
> Chris> Personally, I have been over-indulgent in using such "devil's
> Chris> advocate" positions in the past but after some feedback I
> Chris> realised that it did not have the intellectually stimulating
> Chris> quality I was hoping for […]
>
> I'd be really
> "Louis-Philippe" == Louis-Philippe Véronneau writes:
Louis-Philippe> Is that more accessible? From what I understand from
Louis-Philippe> your email, the beginning indentation isn't a
Louis-Philippe> problem. If it is, we can script something to get
Louis-Philippe> rid of
Hey Jonas
On 2019/06/09 12:55, Jonas Meurer wrote:
> So here's the idea we came up with: We could explicitely broaden the
> scope of debian-mentors to include any questions regarding Debian
> infrastructure software.
> That basicly would mean to explicitely mention "questions on
> infrastruc-ture
On 19-06-10 10 h 44, Sam Hartman wrote:
>
> Hi.
> An issue came up processing a debconf budget amendment.
> Our community uses ledger a lot for dealing with financial issues.
>
> Unfortunately, I find that its reports are not very accessible at least
> by default.
> The issue I'm most running
Hi.
An issue came up processing a debconf budget amendment.
Our community uses ledger a lot for dealing with financial issues.
Unfortunately, I find that its reports are not very accessible at least
by default.
The issue I'm most running into is that the reports use internal
indentation within
> "Chris" == Chris Lamb writes:
Chris> Personally, I have been over-indulgent in using such "devil's
Chris> advocate" positions in the past, but after some feedback I
Chris> realised that it did not have the intellectually stimulating
Chris> quality I was hoping for and
Adrian Bunk wrote:
> […]
I'm not sure whether this particular sub-thread is salvagable but I
thought I might briefly share the below in order that it might prevent
parallel cases elsewhere.
There exists a particular argument style where one participant in the
discussion asks a collection of
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