Re: [Trisquel-users] R Stallman and Trisquel (google)

[jason]

"Ruben makes the final decisons on things no matter how much you contribute.  
You could spend all that work patching something and there is NO guarantee in  
if he will put it in there or not."

Yes, and many projects use the "benevolent dictator" model so that's  
completely irrelevant. My point, which I think you got, was that complaints  
are of limited benefit, "actually doing something" is far more productive. So  
make your choice: Sit around and complain or try to help. If you do the first  
I will probably start to ignore you. If you'd like to see things happen, help  
make that happen. That is something that could actually help Trisquel: More  
people helping so that it doesn't *have* to be a one-person job. As it is,  
the trisquel-devel mailing list is pretty quiet. If you or anyone else wants  
to see things get better, I challenge you to meet up on the trisquel-devel  
mailing list and submit your changes and improvements to fix bugs and etc. If  
you are then ignored, fine. But complaining about being ignored without  
actually have been in the position to have been ignored in the first place is  
just silly.