>My problem is that Linus on the one hand rejects my patches because, I quote
>"we do not want to work with anonymous people", but then happily accepts and
>commits my fixes _without credit_! And then rubs my face in it. If they
>want me to respect their policy, how about not changing it whenever it suits
>them?!
What would you expect? You find the bugs, name them in public and then what? Either give you credit or ignore them? Like you have the copyright of the bugs? You brought them to light so they will be fixed one way or the other.
If you are offended by this then stop the bug reporting/fixing. (though I would like you to continue)
You continue to accuse the main developers and I am a little tired of this. I just don't want anymore of this story. It is starting to become spam.
You are a small minority over this so I think that while you made your opinion clear (and you have the right to do so), repeating over this doesn't help anymore.
You are a great programmer and your work in finding bugs is appreciated. But don't expect to gain credit from this the way things are now. (anyaway you claimed that you don't need credit)
I just hope that this topic won't become like the previous one. And as Daniel very wisely said:
Please. Not again.
On 05/04/06, Daniel Stenberg
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Tue, 4 Apr 2006, gl wrote:
> My problem is that
Please. Not again.
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