Julien Blache wrote yesterday about problems in Debian.

Personally, I never though about this, because since I am a Debian developer (4 years now), I just worked on my side, mainly alone. The only interactions I had with other developers was by mail, sometimes with my blog (via Planet Debian) or through the BTS. I pretty never read mailing-lists (not enough time to found interesting topics in a ocean of uninteresting trolls), and was not on IRC (too noisy).

But, when recently, I tried to work in a team and with other developers, I just discovered what Julien try to explain, and I am a bit disapointed. I don't agree with all that Julien wrote.

To be short, I think some people don't think for the project but for theirselves and their ego. And that really sucks, cause I've a *BIG* ego too, and I don't do that. No, I don't and I won't.
But I could.

So, I will return to technical work, 'cause code is the only thing that really matters.