Re: [Scst-devel] Fwd: Re: linuxcon 2010...

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On Mon, 6 Sep 2010, Nicholas A. Bellinger wrote:

So at this point, I will once again to refrain from any non technical
interaction with yourself.  If you have geninue concerns about any of
the TCM/LIO v4 code, then I suggest that you and your devels make them
known from within threads containing [PATCH] and [RFC] tags, because I
will not be bothering with anything that does not contain comments on
creating new or improving existing design and code.

I haven't seen any techinical discussion from you either.

all I see is how your favorite has been blessed as being the next thing to be included, even though it still needs work and Vlad's can't even be looked at.

that's hardly a technical discussion.

Vlad seems to be trying to document features of the different options, naturally he knows his option better than anyone else's. He offered to correct his listing with any information provided by anyone else, and instead of corrections to the feature lists, we just got accusations of handwaving and a reiteration that your favorite was selected in some meeting to be merged.

I would like to point out that over the years there have been many things that were expected to be merged that didn't get merged. Don't take any statement in any meeting to be a final decision. It doesn't matter how promising yourcode looked at that point in time, until it's merged you may find that it doesn't get merged. And even after it gets merged, if someone else has better code, their code may replace yours if the other code is better.

As a user, I would sure like to see more information about the two major choices and a lot less "this is what was picked at an invitation-only meeting where one option wasn't represented"

David Lang
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