Il giorno mar, 19/05/2009 alle 17.03 +0200, jdd ha scritto:
Alberto Passalacqua a écrit :
Exactly. Similar reasons led me to remove the check from the box.
I find this extremely challenging
I active openSUSE members (or volunteers) don't agree on basic principles, these principles have a great problem
Not necessarily. If I have to agree to a list of principles and sign it, it means I share all of them, in detail. I don't just check a box, or the act would be meaningless. You can be part of a community, contribute and support it without agreeing with all its guiding principles. It happens all the time in real life, and a perfect example is friendship. Good friends do not necessarily agree on everything they do or they think, and actually they might think in very different ways on key topics, but they still are good friends because there is something else that keeps them together, which is not a pre-built set of rules but an evolving relationship and the reciprocal knowledge and trust. I think that once the basic ground rules of respect for others ideas and such are set, it is a lot more important to have a common working goal rather than a set of abstract principles. Bye, A. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-project+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-project+help@opensuse.org