Sorry, like I’ve said repeatedly, I don’t have a lot of time to spare, and I already gave a lot of time to my initial feedback, which you are free to take and leave as you like. It seems you’ve had a lot of time to respond, and I’m willing to respond as I’m able, I’m sorry it’s not synchronous, there are many important things competing for my attention right now.
I will try to get back to this, but if you’re going to read slow delays as unacceptable disinterest or even “not giving you time for rebuttal”, then I will just leave it alone, as it seems like I may be doing more harm than good.
Thanks for highlighting the most important thing for me to reply on.
From what I can tell, the hostility began around June 2. Phrases like:
- I suggest you pay attention to how clearly you phrase your questions before being unsatisfied with the answer.
- So aside from your destructive (as opposed to constructive) and your inexact criticism, what can I do?
I totally get that this was frustration at not getting merged, but I would also point out that at no point during this issue discussion do you link to the pull request that you’re referring to, so I could imagine that Nick didn’t even realize there was a PR that you were suggesting, and didn’t see himself as blocking at all.
There were also lots of instances of hostility in the more recent twitter thread.
Anyways, I’m not judging, I really do understand the frustration with the EIP process, I have EIPs that also do not get merges or comments. I’m just answering your question so you can hopefully understand why from my perspective, this just looks like a misunderstanding that got escalated.
I’ll try to review the other comments soon, sorry for the regular absence, it is not meant in bad spirit.