[lojban] Re: tone of letter

[xah lee <lojban-out@lojban.org>]

Power struggle is the background of the fact that rudeness is not 
welcomed.

i hold grudge against the collective behavior of OpenSource and 
tech-geeking ignoramuses, that in their blind fanaticism might just be 
another disaster like Nazi or Mao. In my opinion, they have already 
caused wide spread harm in the software industry. (i.e. harass 
efficient and successful company while promote inferior ones that has a 
mom-pop imagery; producing vast amounts of lowest quality software; 
promote and produce massive irresponsibility ...)

Because lojban people mostly consists of tech-geekers who are ignorant 
of sociology, thus i do hold certain grudge, and find some of the 
collective behavior of loban community questionable. I.E. Its logo 
masquerading as quality, and the slew of political-correctness or 
OpenSource-correctness sensibilities as can be garnered on its website.

not to be particularly against the customs of this forum, but my tone 
is really irrelevant to the logo issue. To oppose me by playing 
antithesis of whatever i say about the logo issue, is foolish.

 Xah
 xah@xahlee.org
∑ http://xahlee.org/



On Aug 14, 2005, at 11:43 AM, MorphemeAddict@wmconnect.com wrote:

In a message dated 8/14/2005 5:22:05 AM Eastern Standard Time, 
ecartis@digitalkingdom.org writes:


> PS This message is not directed at any individual, and i have not one
> person in the lojban community in which i hold grudge.
>
>   Xah
>   xah@xahlee.org



Perhaps you have no grudge against anyone in particular, but the tone 
of your emails about the logo is revolting.  It reads like an attack on 
all of us, despite your disclaimer.
The insults ("morons") and foul language ("fuck", "shit") do not help 
you at all.
stevo
 ☄



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