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I already said I am on the GNOME release team. So instead of referencing LWN, I'd rather reference GNOME release team meeting minutes: https://mail.gnome.org/ar

by bkor 14y ago

I already said I am on the GNOME release team. So instead of referencing LWN, I'd rather reference GNOME release team meeting minutes: https://mail.gnome.org/archives/release-team/2012-November/msg00015.html https://mail.gnome.org/archives/release-team/2012-November/m... I'm not talking about BSD working together. I'm talking to participate. If you don't then you're ignored. IMO I've been quite thorough to explain my point-of-view, would appreciate if you could at least understand what I'm trying to say. An us-vs-them is not helpful.

rjsw 14y ago
People from other projects don't know that they are going to need to participate, you can't be on every mailing list in the world.
- bkor 14y ago
  Which is my point, if you don't involve yourself at all in the discussion, then it is going to be logical that sometimes a decision will be taken which didn't take some issue you had into consideration.