svn commit: r359005 - head/usr.bin/calendar/calendars

[Pedro Giffuni]

On 15/03/2020 17:12, Conrad Meyer wrote:
> Pedro,
>
> It seems like you are attempting to belittle me, and perhaps the
> entire USA, by intentionally conflating the calendar(1) program with
> the entire concept of written records and education.  Stop it.  I know
> you're smart and have been around FreeBSD long enough to understand
> that in context, 'calendar(1)' referred to /usr/bin/calendar;
> pretending to misunderstand in order to respond to a straw man does
> not persuade.

For all I know the calendar(1) utility comes from Berkeley, it was 
included in the CSRG BSD distribution and was written from someone in 
the US.

 From my personal point of view, I believe my most important 
contribution to FreeBSD as a whole was r321834, which added the Catholic 
holidays, followed in many countries, to calendar(1). For non-catholics 
it is surely unimportant and a culture/religion uniqueness thing but 
I've always thought FreeBSD had such interest in culture diversity.

Yes, for you calendar is something accidental that shouldn't be there, 
for me it's a differentiating factor.

> It's also just not a great way to treat fellow project contributors,
> even if you disagree with my opinion.

That was not at all my intention.

> Sarcasm doesn't work on the internet.  Especially not among
> colleagues.  Please try to speak directly and advocate for your
> viewpoints without resorting to it, or sweeping attacks on my person
> and/or "culture."

Please excuse me if you felt I meant anything personal against you or 
your way of thinking.

I was trying to show you how someone else, like me, really sees 
somethings different. It is more that just code.

Now, if we can just go on with the regular programming, and leave 
calendar(1) as it is.

Pedro.