Hi Oliver, On 05/08/07, Oliver Tappe <openbeos@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hi Andrew, > > please take a deep breath and reconsider. Your post is coming across pretty > strong and I personally believe that it has left the path of constructive > discussion. Thats exactly what it was intending to do, I wasn't trying to force my opinions on others, and I wasn't trying to set the situation on fire. > Yeah, have you noticed that your last sentence is asking *others* (not > yourself) to get that community sorted? Do you happen to have a good recipe > for that, so we can start executing? It did make me realise this! While I was quite active in the early days of OpenBeOS, I have spent the last three years reading the mailing list and giving feedback when asked for. Thats it. I was never as a good a coder as Axel or yourself, so as I took on more things in my "real life" I did less and less coding for Haiku to the point where it took me longer to work out what I was supposed to be doing that actually doing it. But this entire discussion has made me realise that just because I am not coding, it doesn't mean I can't do other things! Right after I sent that email I emailed Michael Phipps volunteering to get the Haiku t-shits, mouse mats, mugs etc. all sorted. -- Thanks, Andrew McCall andrew.mccall@xxxxxxxxx