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...one just instantly blames Red Hat for everything, just like Microsoft, it drowns out all those who do have _legitimate_ and _technically_ "well thought out" issues that _could_ be of good consideration for Red Hat. It's hard to make these issues known among a screaming bunch of "bitchers." And that's what it is. Especially when people do not stop to recognize the root causes of the issue. It's not "picking a side" -- it's about stopping and understanding why. Because only when you understand why can you either A) see it changed and, if that is not a s...

...of-the-box. And that means they blame Red Hat -- no matter where the actual blame _may_ fall. Worse yet, I've just sat back and actually let others attempt to explain how Red Hat wasn't involved in a decision (other projects did, which Red Hat merely simply complied with), and these "bitchers" will simply continue, and just make more comments that just show they have no interest in anything other than "bitching." It's beyond not being constructive, it's just flat out ignorance. That's what really gets to me. I can accept people aren't happy and wish for...