[JOKE] Re: There is no cabal

On Monday 28 April 2008, Andy Lester wrote:
> > I wasn't offered my own new
> > wiki-thread though, maybe I didn't ask the right person...
>
> What do you mean "offered my own new wiki-thread"?  You don't get
> offered something on a wiki.  You go and start it yourself.
>
> > I realise that you had not intended to make this much of an issue
> > out it, or
> > to trample on another (if aged) project.  As I see it, it's happened
> > that
> > way, because of choices people-in-power have made as to how to react
> > to
> > someone who disagrees with them.  And particularly to those people
> > who are
> > outside of the current magic-circle.
>
> What sort of power are you ascribing to these unnamed "people-in-
> power"?  There is no power.  There is no Perl Cabal who are allowed to
> do things on a wiki, and others who are not.  

Correction: there is no IGLU Cabal!

See:

http://www.hackers.org.il/mediawiki/index.php/The_mysterious_IGLU_Cabal

Enjoy! (IGLU is the "Israeli Group of Linux Users")
Regards,

	Shlomi Fish

(Sorry Andy! Could not resist.)

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