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2009-05-02
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Man, I don't think some will ever get it. It's a shame that all this disagreement will just take toll on the community. It's not a matter of just reactivating an old theme, nor just get a pre-built theme off the shelf. It's all about our image as a community! What kind of message are we going to give the future members with a disjoint theme and all this bickering. More on my other post.
Oh, there's another reason:
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2009-05-02
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#33
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2009-05-02
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2009-05-02
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@ DC, USA
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Many of us are are here initially because of the disorganization we encountered when we first visited the other available sites like Tableteer (no updates) Maemo.org (770 centric and in general disrepair) Nokia (releasing upgrades that broke existing apps and then going on vacation for 2 weeks or the repository fiasco prior to another 2 week holiday).
During it all this was a place that was always open and where you could find other users with either a solution to your problems or a willingness to work together toward a common goal.
As a result the community YOU provided a home to grew and florished and realy didn't need that much intervention. As a group we learned or were learning to get along
Many of us now see this as a takeover by the very (lack of) organization that was responsible for driving us here in the first place.
I suspect that the theme issue is not as big as the post and thread count may indicate but rather alot of this noise is a result of misplaced frustration over how this change has been handled.
We who are in a very large majority are basicly being told that we now belong to a community who's fate direction and mission have already been discussed and determined by a smaller group of people who belong to various mailing lists. We chose not to join these mailing lists and as a result we must now play whatever hand that is dealt.
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If this is the communities forum; what's going on here and here ?
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2009-05-03
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Many of us are are here initially because of the disorganization we encountered when we first visited the other available sites like Tableteer (no updates) Maemo.org (770 centric and in general disrepair) Nokia (releasing upgrades that broke existing apps and then going on vacation for 2 weeks or the repository fiasco prior to another 2 week holiday).
During it all this was a place that was always open and where you could find other users with either a solution to your problems or a willingness to work together toward a common goal.
As a result the community YOU provided a home to grew and florished and realy didn't need that much intervention. As a group we learned or were learning to get along
Many of us now see this as a takeover by the very (lack of) organization that was responsible for driving us here in the first place.
I suspect that the theme issue is not as big as the post and thread count may indicate but rather alot of this noise is a result of misplaced frustration over how this change has been handled.
We who are in a very large majority are basicly being told that we now belong to a community who's fate direction and mission have already been discussed and determined by a smaller group of people who belong to various mailing lists. We chose not to join these mailing lists and as a result we must now play whatever hand that is dealt.
Yeeesh, somehow it seems to me that its like asking... "Will any member who can't see this post indicate so by saying "aye"."
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2009-05-03
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2009-05-03
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Many of us now see this as a takeover by the very (lack of) organization that was responsible for driving us here in the first place.
I suspect that the theme issue is not as big as the post and thread count may indicate but rather alot of this noise is a result of misplaced frustration over how this change has been handled.
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2009-05-03
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Beauty is in the eye of the beholder: I find the new them more useable and much more easy to read than the previous default (in fact I selected another theme before the upgrade).
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2009-05-03
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This is a PM lemmyslender sent me. It shows the example of what is happening to this forum.
New users should not be afraid to post, for fear of being off topic, or attacked. Lots of people around here, could learn from this.
Here is one new members perspective, thanks Len.
To all my Maemo friends. I will no longer be monitoring any of my threads here on a regular basis. I am no longer supporting anything I did under maemo at maemo.org. If you need some help with something you can reach me at tablethacker.com or www.facebook.com/penguinbait. I have disabled my PM's here, and removed myself from Council email and Community mailing list. There has been some fun times, see you around.