>when done with rigor, a flame war is a dense information exchange. I can't agree, I have never felt that comments like "person A is an idiot" have any informa

>when done with rigor, a flame war is a dense information exchange. I can't agree, I have never felt that comments like "person A is an idiot" have any information in them. I have been on the receiving end of plenty of those comments, I never learned anything from them, they just serve to make the other person feel bad or angry. Actually, those comments are against the guidelines here because they have no information. >Errm, I think our comment histories are on the open. I don't think I'm accusatory or like to start flame wars. I am not going to look through your comment history. It's just a thought: perhaps, if you aren't getting positive interactions, you may be accidentally being rude. I can say that I have been accidentally rude in the past. If that happens, just apologize. It may not have happened. It may never happen. I don't know, it's just something to think about. >while I don't trust Lennart I don't understand this. You do not have to "trust" anyone to make a bug report, you just write it. Someone will either read it and act on it, or not. Also, there are multiple other systemd developers working on bugs. >Does giving references to occurred events in case of somebody wants to follow trail is bad practice? It really depends. If you are trying to solve current issues, and those events are not strictly related to the issue at hand (like, it is not exactly the same bug or something related) then it probably is just noise. >I wish you the best of luck in your future endeavors, Have a nice one, Thank you. I wish you the same.