Interesting, what makes you believe these people to be troublemakers?

I was thinking from the POV of the CAT.
I don't really have a POV on this as I'm pretty sure I'm not in possession of all of the facts.

One thing I do recall is that Andreas (whose name sits at the op of the list of signatories) launched a sustained attack on Sawyer shortly after Sawyer took over as pumpkin.
I can't recall the details, though the interchange should still be available on the p5p archives. I think it was over a lack of communication ... or perhaps something to do with the banning of Marc Lehmann ... or perhaps both.
Anyway, Sawyer maintained it was a situation that he had inherited, rather than one that had been initiated/caused by him. But that didn't seem to deter Andreas.
I can't help but wonder if there's not some long held grudges (clique vs clique ?) being unleashed here.
Of course, I don't really know. Do you ?

Cheers,
Rob

In reply to Re^4: Perl Foundation Community Affairs Team Transparency Report by syphilis
in thread Perl Foundation Community Affairs Team Transparency Report by 1nickt

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