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[sparkes]

Alexander Poslavsky wrote:

> 1. Coordinates, focusses what we do next as a *team*
>     helps us to finish up things within dead-lines (docbook-stuff, yelp)
> 2. We complain to him about the moin search-engine being broken
>    He complains upstream, more likely stuff will be fixed then
> 3. Guides discussions and informs all of group-decisions
> 
> He does not:
> 1. Tell us what to do.
> 2. Make group-decisions
> 3. Behave like a boss.
> 

it is semanitics.  I think we are all thinking of the same thing here 
but sometimes the way we all use the English language makes it difficult 
to see the same vision.

I often find myself about to use a phrase that just doesn't work for 
speakers of English as a foriegn language (such as Ben's Grafter, which 
makes perfect sense to another Brit) and sometimes the subtulties we see 
is a word are totally at odds.

Leader also brings to mind pictures of Hitler and other such images to 
my mind so perhaps that's also a British thing.  Although it could be 
that I have spent most of the last 10 years as a contractor and hate 
having a *real* boss ;-)

sparkes
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