Sean Kelly Wrote: > == Quote from Tom S (h3r3...@remove.mat.uni.torun.pl)'s article > > Sean Kelly wrote: > > > == Quote from Tom S (h3r3...@remove.mat.uni.torun.pl)'s article > > > > > >> And apparently, there's been very > > >> little contact with Sean lately, so it's a case of 'us' vs 'them' again. > > > > > > No one has tried to contact me. I talked with Fawzi a bit shortly after > > > Druntime was created, but that's it. I'm too busy to even do the things > > > I have planned for Druntime anyway, so I'm not about to chase people > > > down to try add yet more tasks to my list. > > Here I've based my words on a chat with Lars, but it might be that you > > being so busy was misinterpreted as not willing to communicate and > > "acting a bit weird". It might be hard to get it out of him now, as he > > seems to have given up on NG discussions :( > > For a while, there was an attempt among the Tango folks to make me an > ambassador of sorts to Walter and Andrei. I never really understood the > need for this, and I suggested that whoever wanted to contact whoever > else simply do so. Near as I can tell, this made me appear divisive to > some. More to the point, when I was working on Tango I acted upon > my own best judgment and was trusted to do so by those involved. This > changed as soon as talk of collaboration began, and the Tango folks > suggested repeatedly that there must be some sort of group consensus > before I made any functional runtime change. There's more, but it's all > in the same vein. > > To be quite frank, I would walk away from D entirely before I'd let myself > be put in such a position, and were it not for the fact that I was the only > person with the ability to resolve some of the issues involved in the > collaboration discussions, I'd have walked away right then because of the > pressure the Tango team was putting on me. If this has earned me a bad > reputation in some circles, so be it. I continue to consider Tango support > when making changes to Druntime, and if the Tango team doesn't intend > to use Druntime that's really their problem at this point. > > I normally wouldn't air such dirty laundry in public, but this thread shows > that there's still a lot of confusion about where things stand concerning > Druntime and Tango, and so I think it may help to at least outline my > perspective on the issue. My sincerest hope is that people will let this > go, and focus their energies on something more productive.
d00d i ain't gettin' it. did u have a fallin' with tango folks? with phobos folks? both? im stoopid. r u still workin' on druntime? if not to whom did u give it. pls clarify.