[Bf-committers] The final step that Blender needs to take in order to become fundamentally perfect

[nautilus]

Yo, internet tough guy, I got it, let's make Blender closed-source and
only allow people who contributed to the code to download it.

I'm not going to bother replying to your other points, because I have
understood that you are trolling.

If you don't have anything intelligent or respectful to say, please
don't ever reply back to this thread. In your case, this means
forever. Those that have eyes will see, and those who do not, will
not.

Thank you.

On Sat, May 8, 2010 at 8:54 PM, Reuben Martin <reuben.m at gmail.com> wrote:
> Yo, back on Saturday, May 08, 2010 nautilus was all like:
>> Yo, internet tough guy, I'm not sure if I'm misunderstanding your
>> post, but when you post a reply to a person who is trying to be
>> helpful you should
>>
>> 1) be respectful and considerate like Joe that replied before you.
>>
>> 2) be intelligent.
>>
>
> That's all fine and well, but your original post is neither respectful nor intelligent. (And not the least bit helpful)
>
> I'm not saying your topic of discussion is out of context for this mailing list, but your means of approaching it is very pretentious.
>
> - Nothing you mentioned is anything that the developers are probably not already aware of to some degree.
>
> - It is an obnoxiously long post full of long quotes that amount to little more than hot air.
>
> - Houdini, Maya, etc, are all excellent programs, but this is Blender. Assuming that you can take what works well in one environment and directly graft it into another environment without taking into consideration the differences in needs, goals, and culture will fail at worst, and be nothing more than a half-assed clone of something else at best.
>
> - You would not believe how fantastically ineffective it is to walk in to a group of developers who work on a project out of personal passion and tell them how they should do their work or what their goals should be without first earning their respect.
>
> - If you want to be effective then you can express interest in contributing code to achieve the goals you mentioned. Or you can express interest in funding somebody else to work on those goals. Or you can start an actual discussion by requesting the developers point of view on if those goals would fit well with blender and if so to what extent. Big long quotes and references to other projects do not achieve that. They are merely solutions in search of a problem to fix.
>
> -Reuben
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