That Code of Conduct

[Alan McKay]

On Wed, Dec 9, 2009 at 8:56 PM, Res <res at ausics.net> wrote:
> Alan, my sincerest apologies, I read it wrong, I'm used to the "in-crowd"
> who like to think they run this list, who take offence from being told to
> wake up and not be selective about the rules they want enforced :)

You need to hang out on the CentOS list more - what a pleasant place to be :-)

If it is in the CentOS RPMs, it is on topic.  Period.

But WATCH OUT if you ask a question about building the latest version
of anything :-P  (made that mistake with Apache)

Actually I find this list mostly very pleasant and helpful.    But I
do think they could learn a few things from CentOS about the true
meaning of "Enterprise Grade".  i.e. the customer - or in this case
user - is ALWAYS right.

As my wife is known to say "You catch more flies with honey than vinegar" :-P

Anyway, thanks to everyone for all the help I've gotten so far.  I try
to contribute where I can, too.  Though my experience is in the Red
Hat domain so I can only really answer questions that are
cross-platform generic Linux.  Been really enjoying Ubuntu on the
desktop so far though, even with the quirks.   I like it more than
FC11 on my desk at work.  And I'm finally figuring out a bit of this
apt and dpkg business :-)

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