On 11464 March 1977, Henk Koster wrote: > Just like that, eh? Some guy proposes to chuck oo2c (and liboo2c-dev and > liboo2c3), and next you know it it's gone.
Thats exactly how it works. Someone asks for a removal, someone does the removal. > I'm sure that someone here will reply that it's policy and that I > should have protested earlier. Well, fuck policy if that means > leaving ordinary users (like myself) in trouble. Policy isnt that nice to fuck, we usually prefer girls for that, sorry, cant help you there. > I would certainly have protested if I'd known that this was coming, > but I don't normally troll these messages. Now, with Lenny frozen, I > presume there's no way to rectify this. There is always a way to rectify things. There might be timing issues for Lenny, yes. Where is the problem, removing something from Debian doesn't remove it from your system. > Oh, just for the record: I've thought about adopting this package, but > cannot even come close to the requirements of the exalted priesthood of > Debian maintainers. Try praising the almighty Debian gods a little more, that might help. > Thanks for nothing. Thanks for amusing us. Should you want to have a real discussion or actually try to deliver an opinion we should listen to you might want to try by writing a mail thats not insulting. But as it might happen that you prefer insulting others, we tried our best to follow your standard while crafting this reply. -- bye, Joerg Some AM to his NM on [11 Aug. 2004]: You already won't get through Front Desk and Account Manager approvals before sarge,[...] [Note: He made it! :) ]
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