I concur, the last month has seen a breakdown in the normally friendly exchanges.
Might I suggest that we look on tomorrow as a new beginning - after all, we all survived the end of the Mayan calendar :-) This is open source software - so no one owes anyone any support. If you want changes then actions speak louder than words, contribute a patch - even if its not accepted it shows a level of commitment and understanding of the code base. If you can't write code, then for goodness sake don't approach those that can/do with anything that could be construed as an expectation of paid levels of support. For those that do write the code, not every new idea is bad. Building a community means taking the long view. Everyone, please remember; a piece of software is not the mother of your children, it doesn't need to be defended at all costs. richard. On Dec 31, 2012, at 10:34 AM, "Michael L. Barrow" <mich...@barrow.me> wrote: > I too have been saddened by the two flame wars on this list lately. I have > held onto the list because Fossil is super valuable to me and I want to stay > in the loop. > > I can only hope that folks will learn to think before hitting reply in the > new year... > > > michael at barrow dot me > +1.408.782.4249
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