Top posting is the correct way to post to a mailinglist, sure. But tryOn Wed, May 21, 2014 at 03:14:05PM +0200, Walter Alejandro Iglesias wrote:
> On Wed, May 21, 2014 at 08:59:43PM +1000, James Mills wrote:
> > Hi :)
> >
> > Firstly let me apologize for Walter. His tone was a little negative to say
> > the least.
> > (I try to make an effort myself to maintain a peaceful and civilized
> > community for us CRUXers)
> > (I think we all do!)
> >
>
> No, no, no. You're offending me, sir! Just keeding.
>
> I could take your top-posting, James, by another example of what
> friendly interfaces do with people. That may offend you like happened
> with Jideel and you may try to explain me all your curriculum and that
> top-posting is your "personal preference", etc, etc. But this is a
> mailing list, it's not about someone in particular, those bad practices
> are just examples. I'm not being rude with someone in particular. And
> my rudeness is not an action but a reaction to the whole scenario I
> described. Following with the email formating example, the true is that
> bad practices are not someone personal preferences, they were imposed by
> ignorant, mobster, rude programmers (Outlook, Yahoo, Gmail) and adopted
> by lazy users. Translate this example to all software development and
> computer use along the last decades. The whole scenario is rude,
> destructive, disrespectful, arrogant and, what is worse, innocent. That
> people egocentric innocence is what makes them think the rude it's me
> just for criticizing it. Someone really wise (who learned from
> experience) should understand that my reaction is justified.
>
> I am not negative, I am realistic. I am sure of what I see. And no,
> that doesn't help in life :).
>
> By the way, Xfce is a fully featured desktop environment. That's
> negative.
>
>
> Walter
to live with this in a corporate environment. It's impossible.
So please try to keep a friendly tone on the mailinglist and please try
to not jump to judgement.
This thread is now totally off topic and quite pointless. Please let it
die
--
Fredrik Rinnestam
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