Stefano Mazzocchi wrote: ... > Reminds me of the Tomcat 3.x vs. 4.x mess where Costin and Craig hated > each other. Now that both are gone, Tomcat is going to be finally unified.
For the record: I didn't hate Craig and I don't think he hates me. And none of us is "gone". Both Craig and I ( and many other tomcat people ) were right on a number of issues and wrong on others, and the 'unified' tomcat is hopefully the set of "right" from all sides. Also for the record: it was _never_ about Craig and me. If someone thinks that, he didn't understand anything. There are a lot of other people involved, principles, goals, tradeoffs and interests. I assume avalon is in a similar situation - and it's better to have correct information. I think the most important thing in tomcat evolution the idea that if 3 committers are voting +1 and need something, there is enough reason to not vote -1 ( especially if it can be implemented as an option). And of course, the majority vote - without that we wouldn't be where we are. Costin > > Do we have to reach that point or you two are smart enough to understand > the value of cooperation? > > That's what I'm worried about, not some stupid voting rules. > > > I believe we both have >> valid points, and I proposed what I think is a valid compromise. >> Hopefully Stephen will agree to that middle ground. > > Anyway, I find it funny that even if your name was not mentionned, you > felt attacked :) We call that 'coda di paglia' in italian :-) [that > would be translated as 'straw tail' in english, but I'm sure it doesn't > make sense to you] > -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
