On Donnerstag, 5. Dezember 2019 13:04:35 CET Jonathan Riddell wrote:
> Planet KDE exists to allow KDE people to share information about themselves
> as well as their KDE contributions. A hard Brexit will affect KDE
> significantly which is why I include it here. The idea that talking about
>
On 12/5/19 8:01 AM, Dominik Haumann wrote:
On Thu, Dec 5, 2019 at 1:24 PM Eike Hein wrote:
But they don't, so your calculation is about solving a problem that doesn't
currently exist.
+1
+2, let's propose fixing the problem when there actually is a problem,
not when we suspect that
And as per the suggestion, a task with a filter solution was separately
created:
https://phabricator.kde.org/T12322
Feel free to comment there (again, kindly keep it civil and objective, I know
politics often aren't)
Am Donnerstag, 5. Dezember 2019, 14:06:54 CET schrieb Christian Loosli:
>
Let me try one more time:
- We discussed this before.
- We came up with consensus on a rules compromise.
- We're discussing it again.
- You need to make a strong case why circumstances are different and the
outcome of this conversation should be different from the established consensus.
- So far
Am Donnerstag, 5. Dezember 2019, 13:44:09 CET schrieb Eike Hein:
> I don't think we're likely to achieve consensus on making the KDE community
> an escapist outlet where we can hide from the world around us.
Completely is unlikely indeed, but the world is not black and white, and we
can steer a
No, one particular party's political propaganda (repeatedly) exceeds
getting to know someone in KDE in my opinion.
Well, with that, if a KDE person does porn, or something else that is
equally extreme, that could also be getting to know the person behind KDE.
I think drawing a false overarching
I don't think we're likely to achieve consensus on making the KDE community an
escapist outlet where we can hide from the world around us.
Cheers,
Eike
On December 5, 2019 1:39:57 PM GMT+01:00, Christian Loosli
wrote:
>Kindly don't throw in false accusations, I don't dislike that
>particular
Kindly don't throw in false accusations, I don't dislike that particular blog
post at all (probably it's even mostly my position), I dislike in general that
things get more and more political, so you it's getting really hard to find
projects and places where you don't have to deal with $topic
If and when the Planet becomes majority political content, that's a problem we
can acknowledge and deal with at that time I would say. As a community we're
smart enough to understand that it's a different reality from an occasional
post. Let's have that trust.
But let me say it again: We
On Thu, Dec 5, 2019 at 12:28 PM Christian Loosli wrote:
> Am Donnerstag, 5. Dezember 2019, 13:24:30 CET schrieb Eike Hein:
> > But they don't, so your calculation is about solving a problem that
> doesn't
> > currently exist.
>
> I consider that a tricky argument that leads to a slippery slope,
Am Donnerstag, 5. Dezember 2019, 13:24:30 CET schrieb Eike Hein:
> But they don't, so your calculation is about solving a problem that doesn't
> currently exist.
I consider that a tricky argument that leads to a slippery slope, because
whenever people will at political stuff, it will be "but
But they don't, so your calculation is about solving a problem that doesn't
currently exist.
Cheers,
Eike
On December 5, 2019 1:21:08 PM GMT+01:00, Christian Loosli
wrote:
>For me it's a rather simple calculation: if every contributor on planet
>would
>post as many articles on politics as
For me it's a rather simple calculation: if every contributor on planet would
post as many articles on politics as e.g. you do, the planet would be simply
overcrowded with it.
Given we already have filters for languages, maybe there could be a filter for
non-KDE stuff, so that people who to
Let's avoid taking the politics to the mailing list as well please,
that's even worse.
David
Hi,
Let's remember we had this debate before and it lead to the rules in the "Add
Your Blog" popup, under which this blog post is currently fine.
If you want the rules changed you need to make a good case for why the
situation is different and warrants reevaluation, otherwise you're tilting at
That is fine. It is your opinion and probably many others'. But it is also
a very controversial and divisive topic. I personally find it strange that
you vote for unity in case of EU, but not in case of UK. To me, that is a
contradiction. But it does not matter what I think. I think it is a fair
Because it's going to become all manner of fun, i feel i need to comment that
Jonathan's statement here is my feelings on the situation as well.
On Thursday, 5 December 2019 12:04:35 GMT Jonathan Riddell wrote:
> Planet KDE exists to allow KDE people to share information about themselves
> as
Yes, I also remember myself that the argument for it was not to have the
planet kde as purely technical place, but also an opportunity to get to
know other people behind the scenes.
Maybe, an EV vote could resolve this situation.
On Thu, Dec 5, 2019 at 11:53 AM Christian Loosli wrote:
> Dear
Planet KDE exists to allow KDE people to share information about themselves
as well as their KDE contributions. A hard Brexit will affect KDE
significantly which is why I include it here. The idea that talking about
politics is dangerous or anti-social really scares me and is one reason why
the
Dear Community,
I'm 100% sure this topic came up in the past due to the same blog, but I can't
find it on the mailing list, so I assume it happened on forums or chat:
currently the top blog post on planet.kde.org is about voting for a specific
political party. I understand that in these
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