Re: [ros-dev] What Happened

[Rick Langschultz]

My point exactly, i want to develop great programs and add-ons to
ReactOS, but creating a non-public mailing list is wrong. I was
working on an NT VFS for the FAT implementation. Maybe I will
contribute down the road, but I am a bit put off by the whole private
mailing list thing...
On Feb 8, 2006, at 1:57 PM, James Hawkins wrote:
>   On 2/8/06, Rick Langschultz
> <rlangschultz(a)cox.net> wrote:
> >   I don't think that is fair. Since ReactOS is
> > a community project, the
> >  community (world) should be allowed to at least view that mailing
> >  list archive.
> >  My support for reactos went out the window I think... 
>  Agreed.  If the project is moving away from illegal practices, using a
>  private mailing list looks suspicious.  What do you have to hide now
>  that all the ghosts are out of the closet?  It also comes off as
>  elitist, which turns away would-be developers.
>  --
>  James Hawkins
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