Call for comments on IRCC nominees
Steve Stalcup
vorian at ubuntu.com
Thu Dec 17 08:40:44 UTC 2009
On Wed, Dec 16, 2009 at 8:23 PM, Sarah Hobbs <hobbsee at ubuntu.com> wrote:
> On 17/12/09 11:23, Steve Stalcup wrote:
>> People change, grow, etc... the community changes and grows. I have
>> to admit, I have become jaded in many ways about how things work. The
>> people who are selected to be on this council need to be energetic
>> about making real change. There has been damage done due to a certain
>> member of the IIRC - and people who are smart, energetic, and ready to
>> do some REALLY hard work to get things working right are the people we
>> need on the council. We are guests of freenode, and they are really
>> amazing at dealing with our (Ubuntu's) needs - they go out of their
>> way when they don't have to, and they get people like ekly and hobbsee
>> telling them how to run their own network.
>
> Please leave me out of this. That was also a cheap shot. I'm sure
> everyone appreciates freenode, even if they do not approve of how it
> runs at times.
Hobbsee, you need to be honest with yourself. You PM'd me and tons of
other people about what and EVIL troll Emma was. Emma has turned out
to be a lovely member of any and all channels she is in. There was
not a day when you did not publcically emaciate freenode staff either
in #ubuntu-ops or on #freenode it self. You are part of the problem
because you helped start the downward spiral. When you got tired of
no one listening to your ranting, you stepped down from "userland" and
only wanted to play in "developer" land.
Ubuntu IRC has SUCKED ever since Seveas stepped down. It's odd that
one guy could manage to keep the peace, and a council cant even come
up with a document on how they should work
If I were on the CC, I would get rid of the silly IRCC and beg Seveas
to come back. Thats the kind of salvation the ops team needs. When
Seveas was around, there were no problems like there are now.
Seveas is by far the best IRC dude I have ever known.
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