No one was against Estel before, some of his behavior recently has turned 
people against him. 

Again this is a time when we need to stick together to ensure the survival of 
tmo and it's future. I personally think Estel can help out a lot, he just needs 
to stop fighting with us and help out or stay out of the way. I don't think 
anyone that doesn't see eye to eye with Estel is asking for more. 

Please anyone feel free to correct me if I am wrong.

To obtain something of equal value must be lost...

On Nov 15, 2012, at 12:38 PM, Marcin Mielniczuk <[email protected]> wrote:

> None of you is the good one here, to be honest. 
> 
> I agree with Arie, that Estel shouldn't compare this to genocide. You can 
> compare this to some other political things ("everyone votes for <insert the 
> politician name>, so there must be a reason why") but this one was indeed 
> disrespectful to the victims. And if he uses iPhone, don't blow him away (not 
> literally of course :) )
> 
> But this way "everyone's against Estel, so there must be a reason" is a way 
> to get manipulated. Let's suppose that there's a conspiracy against Estel (or 
> change Estel to whatever name you want - maybe your best friend). "Everyone" 
> of music industry was to support ACTA. Did it make ACTA good?
> 
> EVERYONE MAKES MISTAKES. The most important is to stop doing the mistake as 
> soon as possible. Including mods, including Estel, including you, including 
> me.
> --
> Marcin
> 
> 
> 
> 2012/11/15 Arie Mark <[email protected]>
> How do you get off comparing comments on a mailing list to genocide? I come 
> from a third world country. I have seen people killed in front of me, in the 
> name of genocide. When you are in the same position you can make comments 
> about genocide. Until then never mention it in regards to me again. The fact 
> you make such an off-handed comment so childishly makes you of all people 
> look foolish.
> 
> You have dishonored anyone that has ever been killed in a genocide.
> 
> Estel, you have made great contributions to maemo in your time here. I liked 
> you for the longest time. You have single handedly managed to turn everyone 
> against you, why? Doesn't this bother you? I am shocked and confused that you 
> don't seem to get it. If you had one or two people against you fine, but it 
> seems every one for the most part is. 
> 
> At a time when we need to work together to ensure tmo is transitioned 
> properly, you are busy arguing aimlessly with the very people that are trying 
> to keep it alive. Am I missing something here? Do you want tmo to die down? 
> If so please make it clear now.
> 
> Open source isn't perfect and everyone here is a volunteer, but everyone is 
> trying to make ends meet and you are slowing that progress down. Have you 
> asked yourself why? It's not even clear what you want? What do you really 
> want from tmo and all this fighting?
> 
> Take a step back and see what someone else is saying. I personally want you 
> to stay, but I don't like this combative attitude that you have brought about 
> in tmo members at a time when we need to work together as much as possible to 
> ensure success.
> 
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
> On Nov 15, 2012, at 4:59 AM, "[email protected]" <[email protected]> 
> wrote:
> 
>> While I couldn't care less for arie's insignificant opinion about me, his 
>> reasoning deserve small off-topic: 
>> 
>> Off-topic: 
>> 
>> On śro 14 lis 2012 17:53:18 CET, Arie Mark <[email protected]> wrote: 
>> 
>> > Who cares, this is a waste of time. If so many people are against Estel 
>> > old and new, there must be a reason. 
>> > 
>> > Sent from my iPhone 
>> 
>> Sure, behavior of a real grown-up. I'm pretty certain, that same 
>> argumentation went in mind of 90% Hutu, when they have commited 1994' 
>> genocide in Rwanda. "If so many people hate Tutsi and murder them, it must 
>> be their fault!" 
>> 
>> Such mindless sheep's behavior is root of many problems, both insignificant, 
>> as some random loser running out of arguments and writing "who cares, it's a 
>> waste of time, if so many people...", and big, extremely huge tragedies, 
>> like mentioned Rwanda, or many other mass genocides in history. 
>> 
>> Think of it, when you send another message "from your iphone", mr. ISheep. 
>> [/off-topic] 
>> 
>> /Estel
>> 
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