Gerald B. Cox wrote:
> I read the bug report: 270414 <sigh>
>
> Bottom line, I really wish people would stop with the martyr routine. It
> just comes across as a defensive deflection. If you're developing
> software
> part of the responsibility is to be responsive to bug reports. Saying a
> contribution is "just a hobby, subject to emotional whims" actually isn't
> doing the project any favors. If anything, it would cause people to not
> want to use it. Who wants to use something that is being maintained (or
> not) depending on what side of the bed someone woke up on?
>
> Sure, people can get exasperated and say some snippy things... but that
> doesn't alter the fact there is an issue that needs to be resolved. Get
> over it.
I agree. I really think reverting a bug fix (that does not cause regressions
that are worse than the original bug, of course) is NEVER acceptable
behavior, no matter what the (non-technical) reason. Unfortunately, Aaron
Seigo is so powerful in the KDE project that he can get away with almost
anything.
Kevin Kofler
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