[Cialug] A little something for everyone

[Jeff Chapin]

Since I already have spoken up about this, I might as well keep going.

Brian, most of the people had less of a problem with the technology
aspect of your post, but most of the people I have talked to (both on
and off list) seem concerned about the religious aspect, and the
potentially illegal nature of your repeated religious postings -- which
you seem to completely ignore in your reply.

I'm not sure you understood why people are having an issue with your post.

Jeff

On 3/6/2011 1:42 PM, Brian Wood wrote:
> Matthew Nuzum:
>
> > Josh, I think you've made the point pretty clearly here. It's
> important to remember the context of this list.
> > On Facebook or my personal blog I share my opinions on a variety of
> topics, including religious topics.
> > On this list I share my opinions about Linux (and you all know I'm
> opinionated). That's not to say that I
> > hide how I feel about those other topics; anyone who cares to know
> more than my name will quickly
> > know where I stand. But even if "keeping it professional" isn't
> exactly a requirement for this list, keeping
> > it about Linux, open source or at least to the technical fringes is
> a good policy. Especially in the
> > communication mediums that are archived for the world to see. [1]
>
> I didn't stress the Linux and open source aspects of the software but ...
> The software is primarily developed on Linux, the site is hosted on
> Linux, and the
> software is tested on Linux.  I have a growing amount of open source
> code -- 
> http://webEbenezer.net/misc/direct.tar.bz2.  Sorry if my post is
> offensive to some.
> In theory no one is opposed to bluntness and getting to point, but in
> practice.... 
> C++ isn't on the technical fringes.  Ada is possibly on the fringe.
>
>
> Cheers,
> Brian Wood
> Ebenezer Enterprises
> http://webEbenezer.net
>
>
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