On 22/11/23 13:29, Pascal Quantin
wrote:
Le mer. 22 nov. 2023
à 14:25, João Valverde <
j@xxxxxx>
a écrit :
On 22/11/23 13:12, Pascal Quantin wrote:
Hi Joao,
Le mer. 22 nov.
2023 à 14:01, João Valverde <
j@xxxxxx> a
écrit :
You are free to participate in the
discussion or not. But I really don't care to
wait for the new committee that is pretty much
exactly the same as the old committee, as far as
I can tell.
Anyway silence is another Wireshark project
classic. At least you tried to bring something
to the debate, so thank you for that, at least.
It seems like the discussion is shifting away
from the initial goal. I don't think
aggression/criticism/sarcasm brings anything to
the debate, so I would prefer to keep a
constructive exchange between whoever feels
involved in the subject. I personally have never
used the Debian scripts, but I did not consider
updating the symbols list as being a really time
consuming task (and I did it numerous times in the
past), so I do not have an opinion on whether the
current status quo is good or bad.
Balint's initial email was to collect some
feedback regarding whether the scripts are being
used or not. Anders provided the first feedback,
let's see if others do (with the hope that they
are monitoring this list...).
I'm not being aggressive, I'm being candid. And also
expressing some pretty valid (IMO) criticisms.
And let the discussion shift, what about it? I think
it's all relevant to the issue of Debian packaging.
Well that's all about communication. I personally find
the emails you are sending today as being more and more
aggressive. Maybe that's just me, or maybe this is the
language / cultural differences, but I think it was worth
notifying you as you might not be aware of how others can
react to what you are writing.
I apologize if the sarcasm in the committee line caused offense. I
should have phrased that more gently.
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