On Fri, Jul 29, 2011 at 6:14 PM, Jacob Kaplan-Moss <jacob@jacobian.org> wrote:
Hi Bobby --
I'm quite sorry if you took my words as a threat. Such wasn't my
intent -- at all. I'm simply trying to make clear certain community
expectations. You're completely right that banning would be wildly
inappropriate, and I certainly wasn't suggesting that.
The Django community has historically been known as a friendly,
accepting, professional one free of the usual flamewars that crop up
on free software. I really appreciate your help in keeping it that
way. I think we can all agree that a helpful, welcoming community is
something to be proud of.
Actually, Jacob does have a point. This is pretty much the only list I *enjoy* being a part of, and it probably wouldn't be like this unless certain etiquette was enforced.
That's the last I've got to say on the matter; at this point we're
basically going in circles. I hope I made my point clear enough. If
not, please feel free to contact me off-list so everyone else can get
back to talking about software.
Thanks!
Jacob
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