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Open Source Recruiting: Users vs Committers
Mar 15, 2008, 20 :00 UTC (2 Talkback[s]) (3964 reads)

"I continue to grapple with the concept of how to treat users of Open Source projects. Should you be cruel, or kind?

"It sounds like a dumb question--rude hackers who rip users apart for daring to ask a question in a not perfect way are just arseholes who need to get off their high horse. Right?

"I'm not convinced. And I'm someone who usually over worries about being polite. Mostly because the voice inside my head is, I suspect, the kind of stormtrooper who after the Death Star blows up for the second time, will be found out of uniform at the Rebel party selling little burgers of 'forest meat--mind the blaster marks on the fur...'"

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While most things which apparently don&# ...   Stupid people are always impolite.   
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Mar 16, 2008, 12:55:22
 
Are people rude or do they assume that i ...   Rude?   
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