On 10/20/2017 10:19 PM, Roman Haefeli wrote:
Though I mostly agree with you, I disagree with the notion that raising the same thing several times is necessarily a bad thing. I'm living in a country where the people directly vote about some decisions. We would live in medieval times still - so to speak - if we hadn't voted about the same thing many times. 10 years later, the (Pd-) world might have changed a bit and suddenly implementing [initbang] in Pd-vanilla is considered nice and pretty.. How can you know?
no sorry, that's not how it works.
while i totally agree on the general terms, this doesn't apply to the current issue.
the initbang discussion has *started* >10 years ago (for what it is worth: this is when I first implemented it). since then the issue was raised again and again. 1.5 years ago (see the post from miller that alex linked to) a decision was made, which was greeted with an "EVERYONE WINS" by the community (and i don't remember anybody objecting).
so what has changed in the last 20 months?
of course, we are living in a free world and you are free to raise your concerns about any decision, even it has reached consensus a minute ago. and if others don't want to get through all this again and again, they free to blacklist your address. though this is probably counterproductive on the long run.
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