On Tuesday 06 June 2006 00:01, Peter Flodin wrote: > On 6/6/06, Randall R Schulz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I certainly do. A community is _people_ not _projects_. You are > > _not_ discussing _the community_, you're discussing _the work_. No > > matter how many times you repeat it, you're not going to change > > English to suit your misunderstanding. > > I think that Randall is technically correct, even though his tone at > times can sound on the aggressive side, whether it is intentional or > not. > > We all think we know what 'community' means, but we do use the term > where the word 'project' would be much more suitable. > > 'Community' _is_ a set of people, this is a definition of the word in > English. The openSUSE community is the set of people involved in the > openSUSE project. > > Therefore, examine your own use of the word 'community' and see if > you really mean 'project'. Houghi's signature in my view is currently > wrong, and should state project rather than community. The words are > not synonymous. > > Peter 'Pflodo' Flodin
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