Re: we now have "lilypond" organization on GitHub

[Joseph Rushton Wakeling]

On 24/09/13 18:19, Janek Warchoł wrote:
> > Whatever is meant by those saying it, at the end of the day it comes across
> > as: "Hey, we don't care about your usability issues, we don't care that it's
> > difficult and finnicky to contribute to us, we only care about solving that
> > problem if you solve it for us."
>
> I believe that you are unjust to them.

I chose my words carefully here, but perhaps not carefully enough.

I wrote "whatever is meant" because I understand full well that it's extremly 
unlikely that anyone here really would not care.  It's quite clear that much of 
this disagreement stems from concern over the practical impact of any changes to 
Lilypond's workflow and tools, and it's completely understandable that people 
would want to be cautious about changing from something that has flaws but 
works, to something that is unproven.

Anyway, I sincerely apologize for this remark, although it was meant to be a 
comment on how to avoid unproductive discussion, in retrospect it rather serves 
as an example of how to engage in such ... :-(

> PS this will sound silly, but here's a smiley for you all: :-)
> I like you!

Right back. :-)