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On Wednesday 01 September 2004 22.54, Thomas Zander wrote:
> > I'm posting this because I think it's healthy if this conflict is
> > reviewed by  the community's wide audience. I think criticism and
> > inspection is good.  Further, I'm stuck and don't know how to continue.
> >
> > It's about the mail exchanges I and Aaron have had on various lists abo=
ut
> > different topics. One topic have been my recent work on the HIG:
> > I converted  the guidelines to docbook, moved them from developer.kde.o=
rg
> > to  usability.kde.org, and sanity edited it to bring out the content(but
> > it still  says the same).
>
> Hi Frans,
>
> perhaps Aaron was not really clear on some things making you think they
> were open for discussion while they were not.
> When Aaron posted his various points you quoted below it was not just his
> personal opinion, he was the most vocal voice of a large group of people
> present at akademy.
>
> By writing here arguing to that same group of people how badly you have
> been treated is not really going to get you the attention you need.
>
> I would really like you to take a moment; stand back and think about WHY =
so
> many people feel your actions are not really helping the community.

<aol>What he said</aol>

Aaron's replies (and the lack of other people replying) was largely due to =
the=20
fact that most of us at aKademy felt he was dealing with it fine, and he wa=
s=20
replying with at least the implicit (at least) approval of most of the peop=
le=20
there.   He certainly had mine.

The thing is, in case this isn't clear, we'd like you to be on the team.  Y=
ou=20
have energy, and enthusiasm, and nobody has a problem with that.  You just=
=20
have to learn how to *be on the team*, and as far as most of us are=20
concerned, when it's the usability team,  Aaron is the captain.    So far=20
it's more like we're entered in a 4x100m relay, and you're doing the=20
backstroke.  That's not working.

Regards,
=2D-=20
Lauri Watts
KDE Documentation: http://docs.kde.org
KDE on FreeBSD: http://freebsd.kde.org

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