Re: denying branch creation in a shared repository
- From
Howard Miller <howard@e-learndesign.co.uk>
- Date
- Oct 19, 2009, 13:12 UTC
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- <26ae428a0910190612y314c435gf0fd55b87e130489@mail.gmail.com>
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- <200910191459.40332.trast@student.ethz.ch>
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> > Many of us get lots[1] of mail per day, and have no time nor will to > scroll around in the message reading long (untrimmed) quoted parts > that are out of order, let alone click around in the corresponding > thread to remember the context. If you want your mail to be read, you > should take some time to make it *easy* to read on its own. >
I forgot and I apologise unreservedly. I am in a similar position on other projects although we use web forums which makes it easier. I certainly don't want to get into that argument though. I struggle a great deal to be nice to people who haven't made any kind of effort to even ask a sensible question so I do understand. The challenge is to think someone is stupid yet to manage a polite, constructive and non-arrogant reply (or just say nothing if you can't). At least web forums have emoticons - a smiley fixes everything!!
Gentlemen... keep up the good work. Even an idiot like me thinks that git is a fantastic project. It has saved me hours of pain and effort.