Re: How long should it take to fix a obvious memory leak?

[Alberto Ruiz <aruiz gnome org>]

2013/4/4 Ma Xiaojun <damage3025 gmail com>:
> On Thu, Apr 4, 2013 at 11:06 PM, Alberto Ruiz <aruiz gnome org> wrote:
> > Volunteer != hobbyist.
> >
> > Professionals volunteer their time and do their best to get things
> > working. Want something solved and it doesn't happen? Ask nicely.
> > Still doesn't happen? Too bad, nobody's fault really.
> >
> > The community doesn't work for you. Each individual sets its own goals
> > and motivations. If something doesn't happen, you can ask nicely how
> > you can help to make it happen and sooner or later you'll figure out
> > how to go and fix it yourself (sometimes that means becoming a
> > maintainer, but to achieve that you need time, effort and a
> > constructive mindset).
>
> It is a problem reported as early as 2010.
> It affects fair amount of software.

And?

> > Actually, it is your problem, we have a code of conduct for a reason,
> > if you offend people willingly in any GNOME communication channel you
> > have a problem. Not caring on whether people get offended or not, is
> > in my opinion your problem. And people willing to work with you and
> > help you depends at a large extend on how nice you behave with them.
> >
> > You are creating another problem in the process. Please keep other's
> > people's feelings into account and give up that proud undertone in
> > your responses.
>
> You feel offended because a real bug is put in front of you?

It is not about being offended about a bug, it is about how disgusting
it is to talk to someone who treats you like crap.



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Cheers,
Alberto Ruiz