On October 4, 2019 3:45:10 PM GMT+02:00, Daniel Pocock <[email protected]>
wrote:
>Volunteers are not obliged to inform FSFE e.V. about their family life.
I did not claim otherwise.
>reduced my RMLL trip to a single day. Nobody actually asked why,
We didn't know, so we couldn't ask.
>There are many private situations where a volunteer would not be able
>to disclose any details at all.
I would imagine that in such a situation, said volunteer would not attack
others for not trying to talk to him when in fact the reason for a conversation
not taking place was the limited availability of that volunteer. So again, I am
sorry that the timing was bad, but if you tell people "you didn't try to talk
to me", don't be surprised if people tell you "well, you weren't there". Did
you ask any of us about family emergencies before accusing us of not making an
effort? Did you ask about a volunteer's personal life before publicly claiming
they were a government spy?
>While these things are ongoing, while various mailing lists are
>actively
>censoring mail about conflicts of interest and Google
I am not sure which mailing lists you mean, but I can tell you that none of the
FSFE mailing lists do that. And from what I have seen on the FSF mailing
lists, I don't have that impression either.
>it is hard to talk about forgiveness.
I agree. It is not easy for me either after everything that happened. My offer
still stands. Also for anyone else who is interested in these topics, feel free
to contact me personally or anyone else in the FSFE community.
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