Re: MIME types, again ("Nautilus" ain't the answer)
Ken Stanley <[email protected]>
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On Tue, 2005-02-08 at 18:21 -0800, Karsten M. Self wrote: > I'll keep my comments topical. ... I'll also > call 'em like I see 'em when I see stuff that's fucked up. > Topical is good. Also, calling things as you see them does not mean you have to act like an ass in the process. There is nothing wrong with voicing your opinions. You can do it without bashing everything and everyone under the sun. You don't like Gnome; we get that. That's cool. But what purpose does it serve to continually berate and degrade the developers, who do work hard on a product they believe in? I'll tell you what it serves: nothing. It does nothing more than stir up flame wars, and lessons the degree of any intellectual conversation you participate in; now, and in the future. I'm sure if you add a little bit of civility to your words, they might get met with a little more openness and understanding.
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