| Ingo Juergensmann 2004-09-06, 5:51 pm |
| On Mon, Sep 06, 2004 at 11:54:39AM -0700, Russ Allbery wrote:
> I think the point that several of us are trying to make is that saying one
> doesn't like the uploads is not equivalent to telling you to stop making
> the uploads. These sorts of discussions happen on free software mailing
> lists all the time, and I've always found it better to wait for the
> discussion to take its course and consider all the problems with the ideas
> advocated in the discussion before actually acting on it.
That's basically what we're doing: we're doing nothing and wait until the
discussion comes up with a solution.
> There's
> something of an intrinsic lifespan to this process, and acting too quickly
> can result in failing to find the best solution.
I doubt that some people are interested in any solution, but only in some
flamefests... :-/
> People may not like binary uploads by someone who's not a DD, but they may
> also not like *not* having those uploads.
So, then make a (quick) decision.
> Just because I don't like
> something doesn't mean I necessarily want it to stop immediately; it's
> more likely to mean that I want to find some better long-term solution
> (but often am not interested in upsetting the apple-cart before that
> solution is found).
Well, sometimes you can't wait for a long term discussion to end. Imagine a
lawyer sueing you. Waiting and acting as before can mean a day by day
penalty on you.
--
Ciao... //
Ingo \X/
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