Luca Morandini wrote:
Wrong. Learning is the process of making mistakes and recognizing them. Pretending there is only one possibility to fail and to recover is foolish and pretentious.Stefano Mazzocchi wrote:Nicola, you crossed the line.Sorry :-/ Luca and all cocoon-dev, please accept my sincere apologies."The evil that men do lives after them; the good that men do is often interred with their bones." --Shakespeare, Julius Caesar. Which, in less theatrical a manner, means: it is not the first time you regret something you did within the OSS community... but apologies won't make those deeds go away.
You had a wonderful chance to accept Nicola's mistakes, appreciate his regrets and earn a bunch of community respect by doing so.I don't know you, and I don't usually give psychologic advice to strangers, but, let me tell you just one thing: it is probably time to re-focus yourself in what you do best, and leave the rest to other people.
Instead, you have choosen to keep beating somebody that admitted his faults and in such a rude and personal way, with the chance of further spreading negative energy and thus pollute the entire community with a potential flamewar.
I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one on this list who now believes that this 'faux-pax' of yours is much worse than the one Nicola made.
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