I suck big time
PackageKit Sucks !
Yumex Sucks !
Yum Sucks !
Fedora Sucks !
I work on all these projects, so i must really suck, but opions is like assholes, everybody got one.
In the Linux world there is a lot of battles and flamewars, were peoples thinks X rules and Y sucks.
If all that energy was used on something constructive like trying to make things better, instead of just
complaining about it, what a boost that would be.
Last night i read that Richard Hughes was banned from Fedora Forum for making comments on an “PackageKit Sucks” thread and asking people to submit patches and report bug and defend himself on some very personal attacks.
People have a right to have an opion and to think that something sucks, but to lock out a main developer from an
end user forum, because of he takes time to respond to some users comments, it is very bad IMO.
We want to have close relations with users and developers, that is what makes the free software community strong.
Of cause there is some trolls out there just looking for a fight and throw some dirt at something, they can just be ignored, but if a big end user support forum starts to ban people they dont agree with that really sucks 
And that will hurt Fedora and scare away new contributors, and that make my heart blead.
So lets be constructive and have some fun and make Fedora rule the world.
That has beem resolved and you can view staff section as you are still a community manager privilege. Time to relax.
the saying is “…everybody has one and all of them stink” or something like that.
Finalzone: sound good if the issue is resolved and i very relaxed
I’m not a community manager on Fedora Forum as far as i know.
http://www.fedoraforum.org/forum/member.php?userid=4071
Well, this has certainly scared me off.
I don’t think I’ll even think about contributing to fedora
for a good while. The closed nature of this is also disturbing.
All of the the actual development is done in an open environment.
Why are the forums not handled in the same way? The community
_should_ be able to discuss this, on the fedora forums. It also appears
that they removed the topic where he was banned.
@Sean: what’s happen on the forum is not representative to Fedora, the forum is an external entity, run by some individuals, outside the Fedora infrastructure and outside Fedora governance. It just happen to be the most popular forum where people talk about Fedora.
@Sean: as nicu said, Fedora Forum has nothing to do with the Fedora Project, it is just at independent forum where people talk about Fedora, So don’t punish Fedora for a few people doing something bad.
I thought those were official forums, my mistake. Thanks.