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Re: Maybe wrong priorities ?
by Nick L. on Wednesday 12/Sep/2007, @06:51

1. You are right here, I'm sorry if I offended anyone though I didn't mean to.

2. Here you are wrong. I do not assume anything, you make false assumptions about things I didn't say. I just made what is called an "observation", you obviously interpreted it as a "suggestion" or "trying to boss around". Your mistake then.

3. Wow. I can't express my opinion because when I do KDE loses developers ? Lame way of thinking. Although you are right again I should choose my words more carefully.

4. Again, I do not assume and I do not assign people to projects. Everyone is part of this only because of his free will and anything he does is enough.

So, my initial comment expressed a valid OBSERVATION (note the word) in a rude way, for which I apologize. If you choose to look at the finger and miss the moon help yourself ...

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Re: Maybe wrong priorities ?
by Long H. on Wednesday 12/Sep/2007, @11:03

>So, my initial comment expressed a valid OBSERVATION (note the word) in a rude
>way, for which I apologize. If you choose to look at the finger and miss the moon
>help yourself ...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Communication

An observation with which purpose? Sorry, but IMHO it's worth nothing.

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