On Fri, 14 Mar 2003, Rhett Monteg Hollander wrote:
> FreeBSD is a free software. You have no right to make any claims
> or force developers to do something to fit your needs (did you
> read BSD license?). If it's used to work fine but currently broken,
> it will be fixed. Also you're always welcome to fix it yourself.
> By installing -CURRENT, you agree that things like those you've
> described may happen, otherwise you should consider -STABLE.
Dude. You should
A) Develop an awareness of who you're talking to.
B) Restrict your desire to rebuke people to private e-mail.
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