Re: Stubs and wrappers and possibilities, oh my!

> Tab, 
>    The problem is that's all you do.  The only time you speak up on the list 
> is to shoot down others' ideas and tell them they're being stupid.   You're 
> not helpful and you just tell people how they're wrong, without putting out 
> good workable ideas.  
>   

Ok, this is no place to start a war you know. Remember Tab is a coder as 
well, and did quite a good job at coding on oM in the early 2.6 version. 
I respect his work as well as his ideas (even if some diplomacy is 
sometime useful to keep working relations with people).
> I'd like to know who the project leaders are.  Other than Florian, there 
> doesn't appear to be any.   ?
>   

I am not a leader ... Moshe intend to be (even if he did not code much 
on the 2.6, he coded much on the 2.4 version, correct me if I'm wrong) 
... till March 2008. Actually I was just a crasy patcher :) who was maid 
maintainer (but who had no time to really hack in the system from 
January now). At least this time is over and I am glad to say that from 
yesterday I do have time now to code on oM (just finished my last 3rd 
job so I have place for oM).

Let's stop those useless and noisy speech, and let's get back to what we 
are aimed to do :

*coding*

and so I will do :)

Tab, Matt, Risc, Whoever want to join back the new coding team.
> Matt
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