Introduction to the ubuntu-bugsquad team

HggdH hggdh2 at gmail.com
Tue May 27 15:05:06 UTC 2008


> Dear bugsquad team,
> 
> After having reread my recent contribution to this mailing list (like
> [6]), and considering the answers (and lack of answers, [4], to some
> extend [5] as well). I've come to the conclusion that my posts and their
> tone may not have been appropriate for this mailing list. I regret if
> they have been perceived as if I would imply that the bugsquad was not
> doing a great job when working on bugs, as implied by [1]. Contrary, we
> definitly need help on bugs. But I have concerns about what I have
> perceived while working on bugs in the past.

<huge snip for clarity, but still worth being read>

> As a first step, I've signed up to this mailing list via mailman
> properly (I used to lurk here using gmane, but the email obfuscation is
> too annoying. Was that really necessary?), and wrote this introduction
> mail. I do hope I'll get some positive reposonse and that we find a way
> to work with each other.
> 
> 
> Thanks for your attention and please accept my apologies if my mails
> have been perceived as unproductive.

Thank you Reinhard. Apologies accepted. Being one that -- also -- have
written some probably miscontructed emails, I take this time to also
apologise to all -- including you (and Hobbsee and ScottK also). There
*is* misunderstanding from both sides, and I am starting to be afraid I
have helped it :-(.

Now that I know you are a DD, your original points are much clearer, and
my response was certainly excessive. I again apologise.

So not to confuse public apologies with work at hand, I will address
your points on another email.

THANK YOU! To my shame, you have done more than I have to help.

..hggdh..
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