Re: Contributing
| From: | Manuel Lemos | Date: | Sun, 28 Apr 2002 19:46:25 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Contributing | ||
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Hello,
Markus Fischer wrote:
It is funny that you say that you were to lazy to fill a reminder form with your own address when you still bothered to come here and write a much longer message just to tell you would not bother to evaluate the code of somebody that is so much willing to contribute to PEAR.Do you have a non-password link too (i.e. I can't view the source files without login) ?You have an account there, you even contributed to the site. So, if you really wanted to see the code you would see it.I know. I forgot it (login/pass) and was too lazy to fill out
the form. It's my choice, why do you engage me and why do I
have to vindicate myself I ask me .... All in all it's
_annoying_, to the point. Period.
You are smart guy, so you should have known better that when you give a lame excuse for not evaluating a contribution of a developer that is made available in a site that I provide for PHP developers expose their, it is more than natural that I step up to prevent that the chances of that contribution be reduced just because the code is made available in my site.
Oh, just a feeling based on the typical patterns of attitude of PEAR developers when they intend to reject some contribution without a proper reason: present a lame excuse after another. If you feel that is just a wrong impression that I have, try to respect people that try to contribute and do not present lame excuses for rejecting the attempts to contribute from people that come here in good will to do it.I have a feeling that this will be yet another rejected attempt to contribute.No idea how you get this idea.
You are a funny guy: first you dare to compare a normal login system of my site with a Microsoft initiative to make money from concentrate authentication systems of many sites as if I am conspiring against the privacy of the users of a site that you are already a subscriber, and then you claim that I am insane! You are the Joker in person! :-) Regards, Manuel LemosAnyway, Wojciech, if you want you can flag the files of your class in the file edit page to be accessible without require login. At least you can void that rejection excuse.(this somehow reminds me about passport ...)This reminds me about the theory of conspiration! :-)Hehe. Insane mind you have ;-)