Subject: Re: [xsl] Civil Discourse Required on XSL-List From: Michael Kay <mike@xxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Mon, 24 Mar 2014 17:30:22 +0000 |
I think one of the ways in which we behaved badly recently was that a visitor (Heiko Niemann) asked a perfectly reasonable "how do I do X" question, and we collectively hijacked the thread and used it for a discussion about the design of the language and the philosophy of language design, a discussion in which the originator apparently showed no interest and which indeed did not do much to help in answering his question. Of course, this happens; conversations take unpredictable turns, but I think we should take a little bit more responsibility to be inclusive of the person who started the conversation. Michael Kay Saxonica
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