[dev] Latest Horde + Imp

[Chuck Hagenbuch]

Quoting Ed Stafford <ed@mem.net>:

> Open source projects thrive off of their mailing lists, as this is where
> many people will come to ask questions that they haven't been able to get an
> answer to in an FAQ or the like.  To greet people in the way that I've been
> on my initial posts (vague as they may have seemed), does not bode well for
> the future acceptance of this project.  If others are treated in the same
> manner, they may also find other projects to use in place of Horde and I'd
> hate to see this much work go down the tubes.  So far, it's a very unique
> product and I'm liking the direction that it is going.  Please, just be a
> little more patient with others in the future.

I asked you for more details, and will do my best to help out as soon as 
there's enough information to go on. I simply said that it would be easier for 
people to respond in a helpful way to you if the overtones - not statements, 
overtones - that I read in your message weren't there. Sentences like "Is there 
something going on with this project, or am I missing something" and "Are these 
supposed to be totally non-functional?" have those overtones. You may not have 
meant it that way, and I tried not to accuse you of meaning it that way. But 
nevertheless, the overtones are there, and make it harder to enjoy the spare 
time that I put into all of these projects.

-chuck

--
Charles Hagenbuch, <chuck@horde.org>
Some fallen angels have their good reasons.