[TriLUG] a note of recognition

[Ben Pitzer]

Here here.  Dan Chen has been proof that not all Debian users have the
attitude and hostility that they have become famous for.  He's
helpful, patient, and to my knowledge, has never resorted to telling
someone to RTFM without at least telling them (generally) where to
find TFM, and what they need to read about.  Take that #debian.

-Ben Pitzer


On 6/7/05, Jason Tower <jason at cerient.net> wrote:
> i'd like to take a moment to recognize someone that is a wonderful
> contributor to trilug and the entire open source community.  i've been
> hanging around in the #trilug irc channel for a few years now, and this
> person really stands out in my mind as being consistently friendly,
> knowledgable, and helpful.  i have personally witnessed this individual
> help people (myself included) with all sorts of linux issues, from quick
> fixes to long, drawn out troubleshooting sessions.  and no matter how
> long it takes or how complicated the situation he never gets impatient,
> loses his cool, or says anything rude or disparaging to whomever he is
> helping.  he never asks for anything in return.  and on top of all that,
> he's incredibly knowledgable about linux yet displays none of the
> "attitude" that linux gurus have a reputation for harboring.  the man
> has more patience and kindness in his little finger than i have in my
> entire body.
> 
> 
> 
> dan chen (aka crimsun) - my hat's off to you.  and thanks.
> 
> jason
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