[13:42:30] “When in doubt, ask tgr” is I think my OAuth admin motto. And I realize in this moment I really should have been documenting those conversations for years. (re @lucaswerkmeister: re oauth adminship (^), is there a place where oauth admins discuss stuff? (there's a request I'm not 100% sure what to do about...) [13:57:14] heh, thanks ^^ [14:09:16] But tgr isn’t here always (re @bd808: “When in doubt, ask tgr” is I think my OAuth admin motto. And I realize in this moment I really should have been documenting tho...) [14:09:41] I may not rely on him: he’s not responsive (re @cvictorovich: But tgr isn’t here always) [14:24:35] and you're not an oauth admin and oauth approvals that are so borderline are generally not an emergency? (re @cvictorovich: I may not rely on him: he’s not responsive) [14:24:59] he replied to me no problem [14:25:58] Merely my view on it… sometimes I asked tgr for technical issues but no reply at all (re @cvictorovich: But tgr isn’t here always) [14:28:05] Once I even asked him how he came up with the idea of SUL3, commenting “I can’t see a sense in it”. No replies for this at all. [14:28:33] doesn't sound like a question (re @cvictorovich: Once I even asked him how he came up with the idea of SUL3, commenting “I can’t see a sense in it”. No replies for this at all.) [14:29:28] I didn’t think this feature would make sense at all back then, therefore I asked. [14:29:35] it's not like someone is even saying rely on tgr is a good solution... that's just what's been happening. [14:30:20] you quoted something rather vague. which again is not a question. (re @cvictorovich: I didn’t think this feature would make sense at all back then, therefore I asked.) [14:30:31] However he refused to address any technical issues incurred by his proposal (re @cvictorovich: I didn’t think this feature would make sense at all back then, therefore I asked.) [14:32:02] are we just rehashing history or is there a specific problem you have that you want to address? is there a phab task for it? [14:32:39] Let’s move on. [14:33:50] I wasn't stuck :) [14:35:20] Now that the feature has been implemented, I won’t tangle with the issue if it’s at all necessary any longer. Whereas this is part of reason why I advise against relying on Tisza Gergő on some issues (re @cvictorovich: Let’s move on.) [14:38:39] I thought you were moving on [14:40:21] I meant, let’s end this topic and move on to another (re @cvictorovich: Let’s move on.) [14:41:16] yeah and then you brought it up again.