El vie, 10-03-2006 a las 10:41 +0100, Juan Jose Pablos escribió: > Hi, > I am a bit worry about the incident with Thorsten tag line for his website.
No worries, dude. > > It Seem that David was wrong to change that line without a bit of > discussion. The least thing would have been that he writes a mail cc @pmc asking me to change the tagline. Then I could change it myself and the whole story that is now happening could have been prevented. > > And we need to find a way for Thorsen to express this work on the > Dispacher, Now I proposed this: Like said now worries. I never claimed anything even if people starting to put this intention into my tagline! ...but I will answer the other thread for this in detail. > > Everyone write down a tag line for this website that includes "Thorsten > Scherler" and Dispacher. No, please stop. Since it is my site (NOT endorsed NOR directly related to this project) it is up to me which tagline I want on the live site. If the tagline is not conform to the forrest politics then we should simply not allow it! I strongly disagree that we are taken us the right to change site description without consulting the original site author. That is just *BAD* manners. > > mine: > > - know the unknown. The original idea of this site is to be a service > broker. It is the website of the dispatcher artificer: Thorsten Scherler. > > I am guessing here but It must be a mix of words that makes everyone happy. > > > WDYT? well, please no. Too much fuzz about my person. I actually wish I never added my site to the live section and maybe it is best I just remove it. salu2 -- thorsten "Together we stand, divided we fall!" Hey you (Pink Floyd)
