Re: [native-lang] IRC Talk starts now!!

Ian Lynch <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.openoffice.nativelanguage
Organization ZMSL
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On Sat, 2005-07-16 at 19:50 +0200, Charles-H. Schulz wrote:

> In every FOSS project history has its importance. As a matter of fact, 
> did you know that Daniel was willing to become the documentation project 
> lead? He wasn't elected. Then he created OOoAuthors. And then he changed 
> the licence, while not explaining to the OOoAuthors members the 
> consequence for this.

I'd say that is libelous, Charles. Its not only factually incorrect, it
is said in such a way to try and make Daniel look as bad as possible.
You should be ashamed of yourself. You are supposed to be a project
leader, show at least a little maturity.

>  I cannot of course read Daniel's mind. 

Actually you have never ever met him yet you seem to be determined that
you know all about him and his motives. Well I have met him and in my
judgement his over-riding motive is the success of OOo. You might not
like him speaking his mind but what happened to freedom of speech? I
don't agree with everything Daniel says, but I strongly defend his right
to say it without reservation.

> But I can watch his moves. And you know what? He's everything but 
> somebody who needs "management", as Ian keeps telling me. Daniel  has an 
> agenda. Now, as I keep saying myself,

You are paranoid and have no management experience so your response is
predictable. Seems to me you are just out of your depth.

>  Second, if you have problems, try 
> to fix the documentation project, and if you can't, then go complain to 
> the Community Council.

As far as I know, the only person democratically elected by community
members to the community council in recent times was ....Daniel. 

Still its not really a democracy is it?
-- 
Ian Lynch <[email protected]>
ZMSL
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