retired military research scientist is not hardly a random person

[Kenneth Koym]

Hi Matthew Paul:
Not sure what your comment means. Whereas I use linux as I have done for 
years, and I began enjoying the fruits of a good operating system in the 
early 60s, I just thought I'd join you people. Maybe I need you but your 
comment sounds like you have a close mind and really don't care whether 
a new person among you merits taking a simple no comment profile. After 
all what is wrong with doing that? When I had tough minded bosses, 
probably a decade or so before you I formed view points. So far, I have 
not seen results I can use amongst you so I will remain non-committal 
and mostly to myself. However, as one who reads sentences, I ask you 
what do you intend to gain by saying "I

don't know why, and I have not yet had one reply to my mail." From this, it sounds like you have a special agenda. But from what I see, it may not be what I need. 
   Let me bid you well. Warm regards.
Kenneth 


Matthew Paul Thomas wrote:
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> Matthias Klose wrote on 26/03/08 23:59:
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>> Martin Pool schrieb:
>>     
>>> Every so often we get people asking to join the bzr team on Launchpad
>>> who've never had any previous interaction with us as far as I can
>>> tell.  I 
>>> asking them.
>>>       
>
> If "It's not necessary to join this team to get involved", maybe the
> name "Bazaar Developers" is a bit misleading. I suggest renaming it to
> "Bazaar Core Developers" or similar. This in turn should let you shorten
> the team description, making it read more often.
>
>   
>> ...
>> Group collectors? Usually I am asking by email, and then reject the
>> request if I don't get any response. Unfortunately you don't see the
>> communication or  the reason for declining membership in LP, so users
>> don't see why somebody is rejected or allowed.
>> ...
>>     
>
> Where would you expect this information to be presented?
>
> Cheers
> - --
> Matthew Paul Thomas
> http://mpt.net.nz/
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