Hello Yusuf,
> I appreciate your concern, but I would like to appeal that you please
> refrain from apologising when the original complaint was not addressed
> to you. It creates the perception of bias, specially since the complaint
> was done by a member to another member.
I apologized because I am the person in charge of the mailing list and I should comment if there is any misunderstanding. I didn't know that apologizing would be perceived as bias.
Sorry, my bad, I did not quote it properly. I meant Nirvan's reply and reaction towards the feedback received. He sounded rude. I quoted SM as I wanted to point out that anybody who feels concerned about this thread should be comfortable to reply even if they do not have a design background. The purpose of asking MIU subscribers for their opinion was to give them the opportunity to help and to discussed about a logo they feel would reflect the purpose of the Mauritius Internet Users mailing list.
> I fail to understand how what I said could be considered as
> disrespectful, since I only expressed what was said in a logical
> perspective [1]. At no point was reference made to “design related
> people and technical people” – to a certain extent I am myself a
> technical person.
I should not have quoted you. It was a mistake. See above reply.
> My aim was not to cause a clash, but rather to highlight the futility
> and condescending tone of the following comment, from an impartial,
> non-emotional and logical perspective:
> This was done to express my discomfort when sharing my ideas in the
> thread which I felt seemed less open with regards to the tone and
> content of the reply received.
> Indeed Nirvan is the only one to have made actual logo proposals. His
> contribution deserves our recognition and thanks. At no point have I
> expressed otherwise although I believe a less aggressive tone would
> serve him better.
Yes, I agree.
Kind regards,
Shelly
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