On Apr 14, 2009, at 06:19, Viaduct Productions wrote:
Or would you rather me ask a question that doesn't shed light on
issues? Kind of like "only behave the way we wish"? Then why have
a list? You want approval? Get a dog. I'm here because things are
not clear. Yes, it's a list for users. Users are not developers,
hence the difference in lists. Hence the need for documentation, to
take users into a space for having the need for such lists. Pretty
simple, don't you think? Most areas where you offer a service, you
minimize things so that they are not misleading, as they apparently
are here. See the example above.
I have little patience for you. I'm sure the above information is
completely OK by you, but that would only shed light on the real
issue of most open source software, which is accompanied by
questionable technically written documentation. So yes, the
documentation is horribly written. If you can find 2.2
documentation that sheds light on this, which I've spent the better
part of 2 days reading, then please point it out. Documentation is
about understanding, which it has not provided. So yes, it goes
into the bug reporting system as a bug, as it's not performing as
expected, as defined by the docs. If it found that the performance
is as expected by the developers, yet the documentation doesn't
provide insight, then the documentation needs to be fixed. That, is
as much a part of apache as the server itself.
And be nice.
I've been around this mailing list for a long time. I'd guess 12
years, at the very least. It's not often that we get postings from
anybody as utterly rude and unprofessional as this. Had this been a
commercial technical support encounter, this would be the point at
which I would have hung up.
There is never any excuse to be this rude, particularly in a public
forum, where it is archived forever.
You posted a question, posted a solution that had nothing whatever to
do with your question, and then posted this diatribe, which had
nothing to do with either one, and then have the audacity to claim
that we do what we do in order to get your approval.
One hopes that at some point you have the grace to look back on this
exchange and be embarrassed at your behavior.
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