Wheel-reinvention with Python

[Cliff Wells]

On Mon, 2005-08-01 at 14:16 -0700, Paul Rubin wrote:
> Cliff Wells <cliff at develix.com> writes:
> > It was quite clear that by saying "most people" he was not referring to
> > the set of "most Python users", but rather the set of "most people who
> > have tried wxPython".
> 
> That wasn't clear to me.  If that's what he meant, he should have said so.

Paul,

Honestly what appears to me to be happening here is that you have found
yourself assailed on all sides and are perhaps getting a bit too quick
with both your reading of posts and with your replies.  The end result
is you end up trying to defend your earlier statements, which, due to
haste, were either worded incorrectly or based on incorrect
interpretations of what others have said.  Then because you feel under
attack you are compelled to defend those statements further, quite
probably against your own better judgement.

I know I've contributed plenty to this situation (and I'll also admit to
having been in similar situations before, and it's a lot easier to get
into this situation than to get out of it), therefore I'll make you a
deal: you slow down and put a bit more thought into your replies and
I'll lay off the sideways comments and cut you some slack.  In fact,
enough having been said, I think I'll just try to let this thread die a
natural death.

Deal?

Regards,
Cliff

P.S.  I would have preferred to have made this off-list, but I can't
figure out how I should decipher your email address.


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