Re: Re: about the latest frontpage entry

Zeev, > While you’re at it, consider apologizing for your unacceptable choice of words. I'm sorry that you find my words unacceptable. I've already said I was wrong to act on the little consensus I had, but I did actually have one, the wrong kind of consensus ... sorry. I didn't remove the post myself because I was trying to get something started, I fail at interacting with internals so I don't normally try and let other people try to sort it, but I was still involved, all day long yesterday. I was trying to get something started, and seemed to have appropriate permission; it was the approved way of getting done what I wanted to get done, by someone in control of these things, on a team that usually acts pretty independently, that's what I genuinely thought ... I was doing everything I was meant to be doing. It's not reasonable to completely ignore my intentions, what I thought was happening, what I was told to do ... completely not fair. If we could stop arguing, that'd be great, I still want a blog, can we talk about how to get that actually started in a sensible way ?? Cheers On Thu, May 29, 2014 at 9:36 AM, Zeev Suraski <zeev@zend.com> wrote: > Zeev, it's cowardly to say "I don't know who it was" or "it > doesn't matter > who it was", you can read my name on the commit, and know full well who it > was, if you have something to say, say it. > > Joe, > > > > I think you just derailed this conversation in a manner that I’m surprised > so many people answered you and didn’t point out that kind of talk is > unacceptable. > > > > Until this email, I did not know nor did I care who did this. Of course I > could come up with that name if I wanted to, but that would imply it > mattered, and it doesn’t. What I cared about is the undoing the deed and > preventing it from happening again, not playing a blame game. > > > > What I do have to say to you is the same thing I mistakenly said to the > wrong person yesterday: > > > > *“I'm really not sure why you're still fighting this. If I were in your > shoes I'd admit messing up, apologize, and quickly remove this post. And > I'm not flaming or bashing anybody, we're all humans and we all make > mistakes.”* > > > > While you’re at it, consider apologizing for your unacceptable choice of > words. > > > Zeev > > >