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| Subject: | RE: Rules for Revolutionaries | |
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| From: | Martin van den Bemt (mar...@mvdb.net) | |
| Date: | Nov 9, 2002 5:21:22 am | |
| List: | org.apache.community | |
-----Original Message----- From: Stefano Mazzocchi [mailto:stef...@apache.org] Sent: Saturday, November 09, 2002 13:51 To: comm...@apache.org Subject: Re: Rules for Revolutionaries
Duncan made several big mistakes in that situation:
1) he expected to deserve respect, while, in fact, all he deserved was recognition. Respect has to be earned from people that don't know you.
I don't think you have to deserve respect, you should should be respected, regardless of your choices
2) the best way to earn respect from someone is to respect him/her first. Bashing is the opposite of this.
My statement above makes this "obsolete" ;)
3) leadership is vital and a natural inclination of all animal communities (humans included). I would venture to say it's a biological need. Still, leadership is the ultimate respect in a meritocratic community.
Leadership in the way you describe (with animals) is vital for the break down of a community. Leadership is always temporary and doesn't let a community florish. A group of sheep are excellent survivors, birds too since they don't have a leader ship (male dominance doesn't effect a community, they are temporary, since everyone is too busy wanting to be a leader). A community is a community when it leads itself, which always has people who act like a spokes person for that community, since they have more wisdom than others. This fact doesn't make you the leader of the "pack", the wisdodm makes you drive the community and let others in that community florish with your wisdom. If you were really seen as a leader or acted like that, it would hurt the community big time, since people tend to be more carefull to do stuff without your permission (which is not the case in the Cocoon project based on your mail).
In short : we agree, just the terminology is a bit different :))
Mvgr, Martin
PS are you going to be in Gand/Gent on the Cocoon conference ?





