[TYPO3] OT: "Real" names

[Troels Kjær Rasmussen]

Dmitry Dulepov [typo3] skrev:
> Hi!
> 
> Andreas Becker wrote:
>> You are NOT TYPO3 and you are NOT the BOSS. But reading your post often
>> seems like this - bossy. "Read the Manual.." "I read it and worked it 
>> out.."
>> "those who can read are happy ..." Many many times I read similar things
>> from you and it looks like you are the only one capable to read books 
>> about
>> TYPO3 and if someone isn't like you he should first learn reading.
> 
> You are right. I am not typo3, I am not the boss and I never pretended 
> to be. But I always encourage people to read docs and I often open them 
> myself to find a link to corresponding section and post it specially to 
> help people educating themselves. I belive that such reading will help 
> people learn, it will make people know typo3 better and increase number 
> of people who can help others too! This is how I actually learned typo3. 
> It is always like this when you read yourself instead of getting an 
> answer and using it without understanding. I belive it is for the best.
Hi Dimitri and all others.

Your efforts are highly appreciated, Dimitri by all us long time 
TYPO3´ers, knowing how hard it is to find the balances needed to 
maintain the community.

The rule to use realnames has been here since the beginning of the 
community (before you took over) and will be further on. It has been a 
consolidating factor in building the "real world" community as well. 
Asking people to use realnames sends a clear and message to newcomers 
and people from the outside that most of what is going on is a sincere 
and devoted group of people interacting world widen about the system.

Of course people can "spoof" all sorts of names, but credability in the 
community only goes so and so far and we will often never see the same 
people not contributing like others (e.g. Dimitri) due to an unsincere 
and false (+ often crappy and likewise unsincere business-) approach to 
the system and the community sorrounding it.

I agree that people can have valid reasons not to use realnames (e.g. 
Slobodan Milosevic a.s.o.), but theres a clear difference in using a 
"realistic" realname by which you want to be known by the community and 
using e.g. FreshPrinzeOfBelAir a.s.o. - I just can´t take a name like 
that seriuosly - and TYPO3 is for seriuos people!

So please ablige to the very basic rules of engagement here if you want 
credibility and answers - or pee off and go play with Joomla or YouTube.

regards
Troels Kjær Rasmussen

> 
> It is really a pity that you could not understand such a simple thing.
> 
>> Please invest your time in TemplaVoila to get it even better then you
>> already got it, as that's a place where you are really good and 
>> usefull for
>> all of us. Don't be a TYPO3-Policeman, Judge and ... on the List. It does
>> not fit you! It's juvenile and kindish. Thanks!
> 
> I would appreciate if you stop telling me what I should do. Mind your 
> own business and I will do mine as I see fit. No one here can tell me 
> "go and develop templavoila" because I am not on a paid work here. I 
> afraid you forgot it. I do not owe you anything. I spend months trying 
> to make it better for people like you and not many people even said 
> "thanks". But now all this is in the past. I give up. There were no many 
> core people here in this list trying to help and now I quit too. Bye. 
> See you never again.
> 
>> By the way - in most cases you can read the FULL Name in the Mail 
>> Header!!!
> 
> I am fine with either in header or at the end of e-mail. This is 
> precizely what guidelines ask. But it does not matter any more. I 
> unsubscribe. I quit.
> 
>> Have a nice evening
> 
> Nope.
>