AlexUA

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by AlexUA 15y ago
I staff my company only with people whom I distrust, but whom I know I can defeat in hand-to-hand combat. At first it seems like a bad work environment, but the beatings continue until morale improves.
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by AlexUA 15y ago
chx- your personal attacks would be distressing, if they weren't so hilariously silly. Yes, my attempts at keeping the Drupal Association accountable, and specifically howling against the DA taking money out of my pocket and putting it dire
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by AlexUA 15y ago
Sorry if it wasn't clear, but that was a direct quote from nedjo, so I'm not actually citing anything other than him. To be honest, I'm not sure what the deal is with the trademark, but I do think it's problematic that it's in private hands
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by AlexUA 15y ago
Yeah, big ups for your clear vision, eloquent writing, and just being persistently awesome here. Vote for eaton!
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by AlexUA 15y ago
What argument are you referring to, that the usage of FUD to shut down criticism is currently endemic to software development communities (the comment you responded to)? Here's the thing Mikey, I never said Acquia is doing work that "only b
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by AlexUA 15y ago
I think it's important to note here that this isn't just about "is core bloated" it's also about the new elephant that has emerged at the center of Drupal's ecosystem: Acquia. I think Nedjo (a permanent member of the Drupal Association) put
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by AlexUA 15y ago
The perception that Acquia = Drupal is a HUGE problem for both Acquia and the drupal ecosystem. If this perception persists then you can guarantee that more Drupal firms will go the way of Development Seed, who not only stopped working with
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by AlexUA 15y ago
We really need a new "Godwin's Law" to deal with usage of the term FUD, because at this point it seems to be used any time a corporation or project feels they are being unfairly criticized. Do you have some actual examples to prove that the
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by AlexUA 15y ago
It might be a poor measurement of quality in general, but in Drupal's case it speaks to the growing pains Drupal core (and Core development in particular) is going through right now. Sun's post is specifically about new and untested/unprove