Making the discussion here friendly, concise, and productive
- From: Owen Taylor <otaylor redhat com>
- To: gnome-shell-list gnome org
- Subject: Making the discussion here friendly, concise, and productive
- Date: Sun, 08 May 2011 20:18:50 -0400
Some notes from your friendly list owner:
* Please understand that, at this point, fundamental design decisions
about the GNOME user interface are unlikely to be revisited in the
GNOME 3 timescale. You may disagree with things like the absence
of a taskbar, but decisions of that scale have cascading consequences
throughout the UI, and backing up and doing something different for
3.2 would not only create further confusion among our users, it would
require us to do redo large amounts of design and implementation.
At this time we need to focus on fine-tuning the interface around
the big ideas of GNOME 3 and extending the design to new areas like
file management and contacts.
* Please think about the volume of your posting; no matter how great
ideas you have, if you are posting almost 20 message in a day,
especially to the same thread, it's guaranteed nobody is reading
what you write. You're great ideas are coming across to other people
as noise.
* Please pay attention to tone; in addition to the basic obvious stuff
described in https://live.gnome.org/CodeOfConduct, simply avoid
sarcasm altogether. In a forum where English is not
the native language of many participants, the line between creative
communication, and nasty, mean-spirited communication is impossible
to walk correctly.
Many thanks!
- Owen
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