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Is there a section to talk about Java ME? Apps, etc. (7)
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Can a non-dev win an N950? I noticed a lot of non-devs applied for an N950.
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Yes, just like stated on the first post 
This award is for everyone who helps the community in some way, so even if you can't code you can win something
This award is for everyone who helps the community in some way, so even if you can't code you can win something
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Originally Posted by kent_autistic
Me thinks you should re-read the starting post, you are eligible if you have done good for the community in the past - especially non-coding, as there are 75 devices for coding-only available.
Can a non-dev win an N950? I noticed a lot of non-devs applied for an N950.
See Quim's Thread
EDIT: Just the second I hit "save" I recognized that 75 devices can only be won by coders, there should be put special value to non-coders for these 25 CA devices here! What do you think?
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hmm why cant it be just first come first serve 
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Because They would all be gone before this was even posted on TMO. Imagine the headlines in 72 point impact on on the front page Maemo monthly news 'COUNCIL CORRUPTION SCANDAL!'
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Originally Posted by jalyst
This. And i bet there are even quite some users out there who don't even rely on / have email anymore, or don't want to make their's public.
I don't agree with the high regard you have only for mail-list discussion when it comes to serious issues.
Smells too exclusionary & elitist to me, but I DO understand your rationale for thinking it's more suitable.
Personally I think there should be a review of what's considered to be "official communication channels".
And the outcome of that review should reflect the opinion of the community as-a-whole...
Not attacking you personally, I can see some sense in your viewpoint, I just don't totally agree.
But anyway this is getting off-topic, perhaps there should be a separate thread for it...
Same with IRC. I could logon only from home, because IRC (at least without any quite considerable effort) doesn't protect where you actually logon from, and broadcasts it visibly.
This is almost the same sh*t that is common in other parts of society/communities: (you can) contact us only via Facebook or Twitter. All other people are excluded.
The Maemo community should handle this better (as a role model maybe), IMHO.
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Originally Posted by jalyst
You think email is too elitist? Email? You are advocating a pretty low barrier to entry to the discussion if email is too hard.
No I think his point was it's not leaving it to a small subset of people....
But to the community as-a-whole to EVALUATE who are among the most valued community contributors.
It'd probably be trickier to set-up/organise properly, but that would be the ideal longer-term aspiration.
Good point.
I don't agree with the high regard you have only for mail-list discussion when it comes to serious issues.
Smells too exclusionary & elitist to me, but I DO understand your rationale for thinking it's more suitable.
Personally I think there should be a review of what's considered to be "official communication channels".
And the outcome of that review should reflect the opinion of the community as-a-whole...
Not attacking you personally, I can see some sense in your viewpoint, I just don't totally agree.
But anyway this is getting off-topic, perhaps there should be a separate thread for it...
Originally Posted by don_falcone
HTF do you use the internet (for community type things ) without an email address?
This. And i bet there are even quite some users out there who don't even rely on / have email anymore, or don't want to make their's public.
Same with IRC. I could logon only from home, because IRC (at least without any quite considerable effort) doesn't protect where you actually logon from.
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I have email, and i like it. But not everyone (anymore). I just find mailing list procedures very outdated; and they tend to exclude people.
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Originally Posted by don_falcone
If you are unable to even use email...You need to pick a new hobby that is not maemo.
I have email, and i like it. But not everyone (anymore). I just find mailing list procedures very outdated; and they tend to exclude people.
Originally Posted by don_falcone
Which bit is exclusionary? The actual reading of the messages or replying to them?
I just find mailing list procedures very outdated; and they tend to exclude people.
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But to the community as-a-whole to EVALUATE who are among the most valued community contributors.
It'd probably be trickier to set-up/organise properly, but that would be the ideal longer-term aspiration.
Smells too exclusionary & elitist to me, but I DO understand your rationale for thinking it's more suitable.
Personally I think there should be a review of what's considered to be "official communication channels".
And the outcome of that review should reflect the opinion of the community as-a-whole...
Not attacking you personally, I can see some sense in your viewpoint, I just don't totally agree.
But anyway this is getting off-topic, perhaps there should be a separate thread for it...
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