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In message <20050407234520.GA30206@VARK.MIT.EDU>, David Schultz writes:

>> I'm sure that if it is important some developers will jump in and
>> make it better.
>
>This sort of attitude is related to a complaint of a number of
>ports developers and others, namely, that some people refuse to
>fix the things that they break.

This is supposed to be a group effort, and that is supposed to mean
that we help each other out.  If you demand that kernel developers
fix every single possible implication of their work, our kernel
will not change much in the future.


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