This aint a comedy actually. But I was asked by Julien Danjou
(another angry Debian Developer) by a gentle email to stop
spamming this mailing list, because he
"do[esn]t have a fucking shit interest" in my topics.

Is somebody willing to explain how such people manage to pass
the new maintainer process?

Even computer illiterates know what spam is.

And they dont need full access to the entire Debian infra-
structure just so I can get my control.tar.gz without much
efforts.

Because all the other features why people tend to use a distro
obviously dont score for Debian. So pretty please, deliver the
data I need to build my own stuff in a convenient way.
I am slowly getting tired of dealing with sociopathic computer
fans just to be able to use the work of upstream authors.

Bruno Brandris wrote:

Your mails are not helpful and you're showing the SvenLuther pattern.

Regards,

Joey

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to answer.

On Mon, 11 Aug 2008 16:19:50 +0200
Martin Schulze infodrom.org> wrote:

Every time when the Debian project bites me and I punch back, so I dont
take too much aggressions back with me to real life, then I unwillingly
hit a few of the good guys also.

I am sorry for that, Joey.

But to be helpful in this community it requires more than super cow
powers. The job of the DPL is obviously limited to serving the cabal as
comedian.
And the cabal needs more than that for entertainment, because the
development work alone does not create genuine happyness as it seems.

So we are once again back to an old topic:
Why does a community _need_ black sheep like Sven Luther and me?

Tricky part for some people who are looking for answers - with your
physics or mathematics certificates you wont pull any sausage.
And no, this was not a sexist comment. I ignore the debian-women
project since vorlon plays their queen.

On Mon, 11 Aug 2008 17:37:22 +0200
Bruno Brandris gmx.net> wrote:

Better to walk away. You are serving neither yourself nor others.

Mike.

On Mon, 2008-08-11 at 17:37 +0200, Bruno Brandris wrote:

That could be a part of your problem: This is real life. This isn't a
video game, you're dealing with real people.

{{fact}}

On Mon, Aug 11, 2008 at 04:08:17PM +0200, Bruno Brandris wrote:

Not me.

You must be worse than a computer illiterate then.

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