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Re: 1 weeks and 3 days late
by Erik on Thursday 17/Apr/2008, @09:34

> Why do you continue with this destructive BS?
Asking questions is destructive?

> It's obvious to anyone that Danny is busy and the commit
> digest is a boatload of work,
But he managed that work faster, some time ago. So the question is allowed. Nobody wants to blame him, just ask.

> Stop being a dumbass and enjoy it when it comes.
Asshole.

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Re: 1 weeks and 3 days late
by Riddle on Thursday 17/Apr/2008, @15:16

> Asking questions is destructive?
Is that a rhetorical question?

> But he managed that work faster, some time ago.
He must be more busy now than before.

> > Stop being a dumbass and enjoy it when it comes.
> Asshole.
Please no name-calling from either side of any issue.

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Re: 1 weeks and 3 days late
by Erik on Thursday 17/Apr/2008, @23:18

> Is that a rhetorical question?
Yes. Asking questions doesn't imply any motives, so I wonder why it should be destructive.

> He must be more busy now than before.
Yes, maybe. At least speaking for me I've been really interested in the reason (maybe he's got a new job, gets more involved in the KDE project elsewhere, is about to write his diploma, ...), that's why I've been asking for it. I don't imply any laziness and don't want to blame Danny and I don't want to be blamed for asking questions, too. Again, I don't think that the previous poster wrote in Danny's name, so stating the ordinary "do it yourself/get involved and help/stop being a dumbass" is a real mess.

> Please no name-calling from either side of any issue.
Blaming people for asking questions is arrogant and asshole behavior.

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