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Re: On being welcoming
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Niels Möller |
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Re: On being welcoming |
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Fri, 18 Dec 2015 11:01:59 +0100 |
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address@hidden (Ludovic Courtès) writes:
> I dare say that technical expertise does not excuse disdain and
> contempt. This behavior is actively harmful to GMP and GNU.
Some developers may be more polite than others, but you really need to
follow the bug reporting instructions. If it is a bug in gmp, we'd like
to fix it, of course. Or if it's a configuration error, we'd like to
resolve that too, but then we still need to start with the proper bug
reporting information.
> It also illustrates why codes of conduct are more than a cosmetic
> gimmick.
I'd prefer not to not have the general code-of-conduct-debate on the
gmp-bugs list.
If you are disappointed about any individual's behaviour, I suspect it's
usually more productive to start by trying to solve it off list (maybe
you did? I wouldn't know of course). Mailing list discussons about
personal issues tend to overheat too easily.
(And it has taken me more than 30 minutes to formulate this reply, which
I hope is sufficiently polite and respectful. I really hope that was time
well spent).
Best regards,
/Niels
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Re: GMP 6.1.0 without assembly lacks ‘__gmpn_invert_lib’ on ARM, Ludovic Courtès, 2015/12/18