[OSM-talk] Pitiful proceedings - as usual

Steve Coast steve at asklater.com
Mon Jun 20 16:33:35 BST 2011


I think the LWG is more than well aware that they are imperfect human 
beings volunteering in a horrible environment to make things better. 
They're well aware that people have little time to help on a 
week-to-week basis for multiple years. Which is what they've been doing.

There are indeed many resources in the community but they don't 
magically come together. You have to turn up at a workshop, to a meeting 
or a phone call. Everyone here is more than capable of that. You'd be 
welcomed and we would love your help in making things better.

That's not to say every critique has to be met with a demand you come 
volunteer to fix it, but that is the easiest and quickest way generally 
to do so.

I'd take a long look at how you have sucked up the LWGs time, Tim, 
before you make these kinds of statements.

Steve


On 6/20/2011 8:03 AM, TimSC wrote:
> On 20/06/11 15:53, Richard Fairhurst wrote:
>> NopMap wrote:
>>> Yeah, sure, I'll just burn some incense, look deep into my
>>> crystal ball and guess what everybody has been doing.
>> Why do you need to do that? Why don't you e-mail LWG and say: "I think
>> you've been having difficulties with your communications. I'd like to
>> volunteer to be your communications officer. I'll sit in on your weekly
>> meetings, draw up a comms plan, and be responsible for carrying it 
>> through"?
>>
>> cheers
>> Richard
> It would be nice if the committee would be aware of this long standing 
> problems and as for help from the community too. We have considerable 
> human resources in the community and if people are over worked, 
> perhaps they should delegate more?
>
> Also, it can be that someone tried to do something they think 
> constructive, they risk the ire of someone else who believes it should 
> be done differently. Credo experto - believe me, i've tried.
>
> TimSC
>
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