[ubuntu-in] This is about Ubuntu Indian Members..

[Bhavani Shankar R]

Bang on the spot, Gora. I don't think after this Bhavi should have any
confusions.

Not at all.. See one thing i have observed while i go to a talk is mainly
students ask whether there is recognition if we do something for the
community without having a page which describes the team participation and
sort of stuff?(I mean contributing locally) because of the fact that many
engineering students will have on campus placements and there the people who
come as interviewers ask for proof of contribution if he/she has done so...
See its because of the simple fact that in theory, theory and practice are
the same but not so in practice... I hope so you are getting my POV..
So based on this i presented my POV in my earlier mail..
Bhavani Shankar.

On 10/31/07, Mir Nazim <mirnazim at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> On 10/31/07, Gora Mohanty <gora at sarai.net> wrote:
> > On Tue, 2007-10-30 at 11:53 +0530, Bhavani Shankar R wrote:
> > > OK... Done I quit from every thing...
> >
> > Dear Bhavani,
> >   I am not sure what I can add to this thread without fanning
> > the flames further, but here is an attempt anyway. Let me
> > preface these comments with the following:
> >   o You certainly seem to have a lot of energy, and enthusiasm.
> >     I would ask you to try to channelise these in productive
> >     ways.
> >   o One thing that you need to ask yourself is why you are
> >     doing all this work. You probably do not see it in that
> >     way, but at least some of it comes across as self-promotion.
> >     In the FOSS community, recognition usually follows from a
> >     willingness to work together, and it is folly to demand it
> >     a priori.
> >   o You say that you want to build a Ubuntu India, and/or a
> >     localisation community. This is good, except that a
> >     community is *not* built by unilaterally taking steps, and
> >     expecting people to fall in line. This does not work even
> >     one's acts are well-intentioned. While it can get annoying
> >     at times, there is just no short-cut around building a
> >     consensus among the group.
> > I do not see that anything is irretrievably lost, and I for one
> > would be sad to see you leave the Ubuntu India community in such
> > a manner. Please do come to the IRC meet (can someone announce a
> > time), and let us all have a calm conversation.
> >
> > Regards,
> > Gora
> >
> >
>
> Bang on the spot, Gora. I don't think after this Bhavi should have any
> confusions.
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