On 9/29/2007 7:22 PM, Marc G. Fournier wrote:
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> - --On Saturday, September 29, 2007 17:47:21 -0400 Jan Wieck
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>> I just want to know where the majority stands on Postgre. Because if the
>> majority says we should not accept it, then I can add some code to the IRC
>> bot to jump down the throat of ... er ... let me rephrase that ... politely
>> point out that Postgre is NOT an accepted name of the project, whenever
>> someone new to the channel is asking a Postgre related question. And it would
>> also ask for everyone to correct it wherever there is a chance (I do admit
>> that during the first meeting with a new customer isn't really a good chance).
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>> But if instead, the majority thinks we should gallantly overlook the use of
>> Postgre and act as if the person had accidentally made a typing error meaning
>> Postgres indeed, we defacto do accept Postgre and should document it that way.
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>> Can't have it both ways.
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> If we want 'rude and ignorant that might push ppl away', go with the former ...
> myself, I'm in the latter group ...
Just because you cannot imagine that correcting someone can be done in a
polite way doesn't mean that insisting on Postgre not being an accepted
alias is necessarily rude and ignorant by definition.
Jan
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