On 10/08/2013 07:00 AM, Jiri Moskovcak
wrote:
Hi Johann,
you use the word *the community* in your emails a lot, but I
don't see many others supporting your opinion,
Hi Jiri
There are other ways to than being visible to show support and
sometimes it's not the best strategy to do so.
When dealing with an overwhelming entity like fortune 500 company
you have to be organized mobilized and smart when engaging it to
ensuring for example if it manage to silences one voice there is
another voice to replace it in the community it but I dont see many
outside Red Hat employee contributing to this thread either many of
those just want to find a mutual path to solve this ( which ofcourse
can be found ).
People are supporting me plenty privately ( if that's what you are
wondering ) even asking why I left the big elephant out of this
discussion as in one of more real conflict between Fedora's growth
and Red Hat's goals being money ( as in the project funds ) with
several suggestion how to collect money to fund various for and in
the project ( which this thread is not about ).
But before community members start popping up various crowd funding
projects to help the aspect of the project that they think are being
left out by Red Hat ( by funding or resources ) or find more sponsor
or other ways to sponsor it ( manpower hosting what not ), we need
to be able to ensure that the various work flows,policy's and other
bits can handle a single sponsor and does so well.
JBG