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2012-06-21
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2012-06-21
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2012-06-21
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2012-06-21
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2012-06-21
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Considering you were attacking the people awarded, in at least 2 places by name, I'd hardly call your approach "friendly". You were in fact arguing, weather you acknowledge it or not, and being highly insulting to everyone involved to boot. I'm sure I'm not alone in thinking this.
this competition[/B] again. This is not about future works or promises. This is not about coding. It's not about Harmattan, nor is it limited to only the Harmattan community. There are three other competitions for that, this is not one of them. You need to educate yourself on what this competition was, not what you think it should have been, or are assuming it was.
This was an award to people who have put tons of thankless, often unrecognized, hours of work in and helped build the Maemo community to what it is today. That includes people from N7*0, N8*0, N900 and N9. This is for work they've already done, not for work they're promising to do.
As a simple matter of logic though, it's not hard to comprehend that the type of person who would win this award will very likely take to the new shiny and become just as active in their new community as they have been here. While there is no *promise* to do so, I have no doubt many of them will in fact become major contributors if they haven't been already.
I personally was both excited and sad to award major contributors to past Maemo OSs a Harmattan device. Excited to see how they'll be able to help and expand Harmattan, and even help bridge the community gap that (clearly) exists between Harmattan and the rest of Maemo. I was sad knowing that in doing so we're losing some of the time and resources we now enjoy, as they divert time away from the older platforms and toward Harmattan.
Take this for what it is. It's an award not just for individuals, but for the entire community; the Harmattan community in particular. Ranting and claiming it was rigged because it didn't fit your expectations does nothing but harm the community.
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2012-06-21
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2012-06-21
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2012-06-21
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This was an award to people who have put tons of thankless, often unrecognized, hours of work in and helped build the Maemo community to what it is today. That includes people from N7*0, N8*0, N900 and N9. This is for work they've already done, not for work they're promising to do.
As a simple matter of logic though, it's not hard to comprehend that the type of person who would win this award will very likely take to the new shiny and become just as active in their new community as they have been here. While there is no *promise* to do so, I have no doubt many of them will in fact become major contributors if they haven't been already.
I personally was both excited and sad to award major contributors to past Maemo OSs a Harmattan device. Excited to see how they'll be able to help and expand Harmattan, and even help bridge the community gap that (clearly) exists between Harmattan and the rest of Maemo. I was sad knowing that in doing so we're losing some of the time and resources we now enjoy, as they divert time away from the older platforms and toward Harmattan.
Take this for what it is. It's an award not just for individuals, but for the entire community; the Harmattan community in particular. Ranting and claiming it was rigged because it didn't fit your expectations does nothing but harm the community.
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