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Re: time to get a new digest writer
by Martin on Saturday 23/Feb/2008, @22:04
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How about a trojan in Konqueror that detects troll posting to the Dot and uninstalls KDE the next time the user gains superuser privileges? Oh, so a post suggesting to trojan KDE could itself be considered trolling? Alright, one moment. I'll just install this package and then come up with something better...... Hey!? what is happ
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Re: time to get a new digest writer
by Erik on Sunday 24/Feb/2008, @05:28
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LOL ;-) (although he is probably not using Konqueror)
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Re: time to get a new digest writer
by cirehawk on Sunday 24/Feb/2008, @14:09
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And to be honest, I wasn't saying it in a mean spirited way. I just hate when people try to make demands of someone who is providing them a free service. It would be as if I were giving someone $1,000 dollars out of the kindness of my heart, but they get upset that I don't give it them at the exact moment they want it. I'd rather they say thank you or nothing at all. FOSS is all about choice. If a person wants to move on to something else (no matter how silly the reason), then by all means do it.
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Re: time to get a new digest writer
by Boudewijn Rempt on Monday 25/Feb/2008, @03:30
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At the 2007 LGM Bryce Harrington gave a presentation on this topic that was very insightful. His presentation is at http://www.bryceharrington.org/lgm07/, especially http://www.bryceharrington.org/lgm07/03_4_users_vs_contributors.svg. His recent blog entry http://bryceharrington.org/drupal/foss-win-paradox develops the same theme: users can have a negative effect on a project, and the trick is to make users stop considering themselves as entitled consumers and turn them into worthwhile contributors.
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