[SubjectToChange]

The blog author seems like a real piece of work. He ghosts the WolfSSL maintainer for over 160 days and when asked to open a new, more specific issue, he instead chooses to write a blog post denigrating the project. The WolfSSL maintainer was nothing but courteous and helpful throughout the entire exchange.

>...they aren't really interested in RFC compliance.

Yeah, well "feld" can't claim to be "interested in RFC compliance" either when he ghosts the issue for months and chooses to write blog posts instead of opening a new issue. Good grief.

If this is what the FreeBSD community is like, I want nothing to do with them.

[yjftsjthsd-h]

I don't think it's fair to judge the whole FreeBSD community by one person.

[andrewflnr]

Seriously, where the hell did that come from?

[SubjectToChange]

Where did I judge the FreeBSD community?

[perching_aix]

Probably where you said:

> If this is what the FreeBSD community is like, I want nothing to do with them.

[SubjectToChange]

>If

“If you break the law, then you go to jail” is not “you broke the law, you are going to jail”. I didn’t judge the entire FreeBSD community based on this blog post.

[perching_aix]

Fun game, let's keep playing.

Where did they say you did?

[SubjectToChange]

I'm not "playing a game". "Feld" purports to be a FreeBSD ports committer. Someone with commit rights on a major project would know how to properly file issues and work with other maintainers. But "feld" doesn't seem to know how to do that. Perhaps "feld" had a bad day, or maybe him and the rest of the FreeBSD ports contributors/maintainers just operate in this way, I don't know.

>Where did they say you did?

They said it in the part where you got all confused and responded to me.

[LoganDark]

Who said you did?