On Mon, Dec 15, 2003 at 01:07:15AM +0100, Wouter Verhelst wrote: > > Unless you are the local administrator of one of the build daemons, I > > doubt you'd have seen any of his attempts at coordination. > He is, and hasn't seen any such attempt. Nor have I, being the DD > responsible for the buildd he's the local admin of.
Well, this shows one funny thing at least: some people start to argue (just not to say "flame") even when they are knowing nothing about me, who I am, what I´m doing or my knowledge at all. > (Not that I agree with Ingo that there's reason for complaints -at > least, not yet- but that's a different matter entirely) Yeah, I know that you´re a little more patient than me, but from the response I got and the talks I´ve had after that post, I can state that I can´t completely wrong with my complaint because I got quite as many "you´re right, go ahead!" opinions as negative ones publicly in here. It´s even worse than I thought. Some DDs are thinking of retirement because of these reasons (and others of course). And some NMs being in the queue to become a DD are actually fearing negative effects on their application when they would start to say their opinion publicly. :-( But fear and angst are things that a dictorship is using to suppress their people. Did I missed a turn around of Debian from being an open minded and democratic effort to become some sort of dictatorshipment? Being the only one who complains in public doesn´t mean that I´m wrong. It shows only that noone else wants to have problems with the DAM, ftp-masters, etc. or have already given up (frustrated). -- Ciao... // Ingo \X/