[TYPO3-t3skin] About myself & Tasks

[Andreas Balzer]

I'll just keep it short, because I don't like this discussion very much.

 > For me "and You" it's just about getting flamed! You said very unfriendly
 > thing via Skype and Mail to me and so on I don't like it, if _you_ use my
 > stuff.
Well it wasn't meant unfriendly, and it wasn't any flame. You know what 
it was..
I don't want to make this whole thing public so I better stop writing 
about it here. You should too. Thanks.

 > I think it's my free right so decide with who I like to work with.
Absolutly. I just didn't look at this point from a personal view but 
from a view upon a project called "TYPO3". I don't have to know you 
personally, we don't have to be friends. For me it's about getting the 
project further and act within the boundaries of TYPO3.

 > I have the feeling that you don't reflect your self and what you keep on
 > writing in the lists.
Interesting.

 >You are talking about your Clients,
right. There are many but I won't enumerate them.

 > a Team witch is working for you
No, they are not working for me, they are working with me.

 > , you answering questing witch you are not responsible too
 > (use his work, ad are allowed ...)
As I already pointed out, I tried to act within the boundaries of TYPO3. 
I thought that something created from you _for TYPO3_ uploaded to a list 
on _a public TYPO3 server_ with the _intend to be used in TYPO3_ would 
be something where other _people who do something for the TYPO3 project 
can use_.  If this wasn't the case: sorry.

 > and you think you could flam other work.
Feel free to show me any point, where I have _flamed_ the work of 
others. I don't think that you will find any single point to prove your 
statement.

 >You are writing like you have studied informatics,
no, I have not and people know that

 > graphical and industrial design and marketing,
no I have not and people know that too

 > but you just finished you school and so you only could
 > think that you know what you are doing.
Right. I only have read several books about the topics but I don't have 
any knowledge from any university or any seminar. But I never told 
anyone that I would have this knowledge. e.g. Feel free to ask the 
people in the official TYPO3 chat. Everyone there can tell you about my 
current "status" as a "I have finished school" person. They all know that.

 > Take a realistic view to your self, please. For eg.: what about the 
TYPO3-Banners you are
 > supposed to produce ...
Rasmus, Daniel, Sebastian (just to name some) and other members of the 
TYPO3 Association have those banners for a long long time. They just 
can't find time to reread the texts supposed to be shown on these 
banners. There's a whole banner section waiting to be changed from 
unvisible to visible. You will find more wallpapers, CD boxes and many 
many other things.
I have done those banners in several sizes, only the Association don't 
know what marketing texts should be applied. You may ask Rasmus who 
worked with me to make sure that the styleguide is fully applied to 
those banners or you may want to ask Sebastian... There won't be any 
difference in their words..

 > take professional look at the page which you made for your self,
I didn't update it for a long time. But why should I.. There's no need 
for it.

 > and your school
 > (As designer look at the pictures
I'm not responsible for the pictures used. I can only use pictures I got 
and pictures I'm allowed to use.
 >, layout and fonts,
There's nothing to worry about. Our page was rated as the 9th best page 
of Germany's school pages. The layout is ok, and the fonts are fonts 
that you can find on any PC. They are used by big organisations and 
companies too. What is your problem with Verdana ;) I mean.. I don't get 
your point.
 > as coder look the
 > cross browser stability,
XHTML valid, expect the openads.org server, where I send some paches and 
bug reports to. Our CSS files are valid too, so there's nothing to worry 
about.

 > and under turms of HCI at the Menu Navigation.)
It's a navigation that was wanted by our headmasters. I proposed 
something else, but they sticked to it. So I'm not responsible either.

 >If I do this, I don't think you shout write like you do.
How do I write?

 >All this give me the feeling, that I don't like to work with you. Sorry.
OK. I have no problems witht that.

Forgive me if I don't greet.

Andreas