Re: Discussing issues
Egbert Eich <[email protected]>
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Kendall Bennett writes: > To answer that, let me quote something you yourself said so well a few > posts back: > > "While there are things that people have a right to demand - they have a > right to demand to be able to contribute..." > > The above clearly outlines to me why "the people who have contributed the > most having the most say?" is clearly wrong. Just because you have been > developing XFree86 code for many years, what right do *you* have to > control what *I* can contribute to XFree86? The mere fact that such a Can you give me an example when this happened? I'm not talking about things that fell thru the cracks - which is unfortunate but something that may happen everywhere. When has anybody rejected a reasonable code contribution? Of course, there may be objections as your contribution may have side effects that you may have not realized. But as a contributor you should be prepared to solicite your changes enough to make necessary adjustments. Egbert.