I can't say i agree with either of you guys, and ammar the issue is not me
complaining about things getting out of hand. This lecture was designed for
people who do not know about SVN. I was extremely surprised to see either of
you guys attend, because you are way above this lecture's level.

And, yes the whole concept of the community is sharing knowledge and
answering each others questions, but you need to take into consideration
that different people react and conceive thoughts in different ways. You
seriously can't throw the entire manual at everybody in sight and hope they
would become interested enough to pursue the matter.

Also, don't forget that some people would feel embarrased or ashamed of
asking newbie questions, when everybody else seems to be talking
astrophysics. They would not ask questions that they need to fully
understand the lecture, and hence they are actually getting harmed from this
community process.

The reason i voiced my opinion here is because when i left the lecture room,
the only thought in my mind was that i spent the last 5 days preparing, and
with your experience you managed to transform it from a basic introdcution
of what is svn, into a full fledged battle of svn vs cvs. (not so
melodramatic, but you get the idea). The only thought in my mind was that i
would never attempt to give another lecture, because no matter what i do, no
matter how much i prepare, chances are you know more, and the same thing
will happen all over again.
I really must emphasis that i did not take it personally, and i know that
you were just trying to broaden the scope, but if i who REALLy did not take
it personally is pissed about the lecture so much, what about the other guy
who tries to give a lecture?
Are we going to attend the lecture that somebody gives about basic bash
commands, and instead of sticking to ls, cd, and mv, going to throw in
background processing, process management, and signal processing in the
spirit of community sharing?

It's like abdalla said, we don't want to give lectures that everybody wants
to attend all the time. Focused groups talking about specific matters is far
more effecient.

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Al-Faisal El-Dajani
Phone: +962-7-77 799 781
P.O Box: 140056
11814 Amman, Jordan

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