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Bottomley: Respect and the Linux Kernel Mailing Lists
SCSI subsystem maintainer James Bottomley has posted a
different view on the issue of civility on the kernel's mailing lists.
"So, by and large, I’m proud of the achievements we’ve made in
civility and the way we have improved over the years. Are we perfect? by
no means (but then perfection in such a large community isn’t a realistic
goal). However, we have passed our stress test: that an individual with
bad patches to several mailing lists was met with courtesy and helpful
advice, in spite of serially repeating the behaviour."
SCSI subsystem maintainer James Bottomley has posted a
different view on the issue of civility on the kernel's mailing lists.
"So, by and large, I’m proud of the achievements we’ve made in
civility and the way we have improved over the years. Are we perfect? by
no means (but then perfection in such a large community isn’t a realistic
goal). However, we have passed our stress test: that an individual with
bad patches to several mailing lists was met with courtesy and helpful
advice, in spite of serially repeating the behaviour."
