np237 (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} np237) wrote, |
Well, thanks for your support.
To answer your question on IRC about how I can still contribute in these conditions, there are three things to consider:
- I had to stop being emotionally attached to the project. This happened after Dunc-Tank, and otherwise I would have had to leave at that time.
- People that flame me in the thread are either morons from which insults are praise to me, or uninformed people who just read the gibberish from the said morons. It just takes a bit of self-esteem to disregard both categories.
- There are lots of people who seem to be simply grateful for the work of all volunteers in the project, and I prefer to please them by improving Debian rather than pleasing a handful of morons.
To answer your question on IRC about how I can still contribute in these conditions, there are three things to consider:
- I had to stop being emotionally attached to the project. This happened after Dunc-Tank, and otherwise I would have had to leave at that time.
- People that flame me in the thread are either morons from which insults are praise to me, or uninformed people who just read the gibberish from the said morons. It just takes a bit of self-esteem to disregard both categories.
- There are lots of people who seem to be simply grateful for the work of all volunteers in the project, and I prefer to please them by improving Debian rather than pleasing a handful of morons.
