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Please post a few less "Me To!" and "Yeehaws"
by Max M on Thursday 13/Sep/2001, @01:09

I shurely do understand that we are all very happy about KDE, but it is SO uninterresting to go to a news item where alle of the replies are like:

Yo this is great
You guys rock
KDE rules
Aren't we all great ("pad" "pad")

It would be so more interresting if the people responing had something more relevant to say ... please.

Kind regards

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Re: Please post a few less "Me To!" and "Yeehaws"
by Evan "JabberWokky" E. on Thursday 13/Sep/2001, @02:03

I can vouch for the fact that, since I am getting all this for free, I like to thank the developers. Since this is the only forum that can reliably reach them (with the exception of things like the developer lists, which would disrupt their communication), I tend to thank them here when a new release or award is won.

--
Evan

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Re: Please post a few less "Me To!" and "Yeehaws"
by antialias on Thursday 13/Sep/2001, @02:39

This is not a site for that, I mean to say something relevant. This is official kde-news site and people get informations about kde-related things here. And this is not right place to "think different" because there are some other places to think different:

1. not satisfied with something = do it yourself
2. you have wishes = bugs.kde.org
3. something doesn't work = a) it works here, or b) your distro sucks or, c) you are stupid, or d) send a bug-report
4. if you don't do as mentioned under 1,2,3 = you are troll

Best regards,

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