Indeed I am not a DD, and I never claimed to be. That line was quoted from the message that I was replying to. My answer was only the last line.
I see that my email client wrapped Gunnar's sentence to multiple lines, and I inserted a ">" only at the beginning of the sentence, so the lines after the first indeed appear unquoted. I would have thought it was clear enough that those lines were the continuation of the previous line (honestly, I didn't even think about that), but it seems it wasn't. I'm sorry if that confused you. (top-posting so this time there can be no ambiguity and I need not edit Gmail's formatting) Gerardo Il giorno ven 28 mar 2025 alle ore 10:35 Joerg Jaspert <[email protected]> ha scritto: > > On 17543 March 1977, Gerardo Ballabio wrote: > > >> > The problem with December is that lots of people have to contend > >> > with some version of end-of-year craze at their workplace (*) *and* > >> > preparing for their version of Winter Solstice Festivities (aka > >> > "christmas"), both of which often preclude taking two weeks off for > >> > Debconf at that time. > >> Some of us are even used to having December happen concurrent with > >> our Summer > > solstices. Heck, I know I'm not even the only DD with this worldview — > > It's been > > Just to ensure there is no confusion for the readers of this mail and > especially our DPL candidates: You are not a DD. > > -- > bye, Joerg
