Okay. I tried to conclude our conversation on good terms but clearly you believe I'm not doing something right by you. I don't have to tolerate your bulshit and snarky remarks.  

Keep being a jerk if you insist to. And keep believing you know all the answers. That aggressive attitude is the main reason why so many people steer clear of emacs-devel. That's the last message exchange I'll have with you on the subject. 

On Mon, Sep 4, 2023, at 10:25 AM, João Távora wrote:
> "Bozhidar Batsov" <bozhidar@batsov.dev> writes:
> 
> >  What hostile manner?  Do we need permission from you to start discussing
> >  Clojure editing facilities here
> >
> > You don't need my permission to do anything. But in my book it's good
> > manners to try to get people involved in a conversation that might
> > benefit from their presence.
> 
> All I did when I started this thread was grab this message from Philip
> Kaludercic:
> 
>   https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/emacs-devel/2023-08/msg00968.html
> 
> I hit "reply to all" and changed the subject line for clarity.  By then,
> you had already made very clear to Eli and others that your Clojure
> modes would not come to GNU Emacs.  Your opening "I've said a million
> times" email didn't exactly sound exactly very chummy either:
> 
>     I've been maintaining almost all of the Clojure dev tooling for
>     Emacs for over a decade, so I do believe that by now I know what I'm
>     doing and how I want to do things. I've said a million times by now
>     that I don't want contributors to have to deal with copyright
>     agreements.
> 
> In:
> 
>   https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/emacs-devel/2023-08/msg01127.html
> 
> So excuse me for not issuing a special scented invitation to His
> Highness, but I did believe he was above Being Bothered with GNU
> trivialities.
> 
> > One day perhaps you'll learn that things 
> 
> "good manners"?? "one day perhaps you'll learn"??? You can't make this
> stuff up.  Send me your youtube video on good manners, too?
> 
> Let's be clear: your help -- would there have been any -- would of
> course have been welcomed.  But I didn't see it as essential: none of
> your code was involved I was explicitly starting from scratch.  And to
> be frank you didn't even pop in my head when starting the thread, so I
> did was "reply to all".  Anyone can read these emails, after all.  You
> did finally find the thread.  But then all you did was try to
> intimidate, scaremonger and dissuade.
> 
> Given that you're now backtracking, err... reviewing your position, we
> might have your Clojure modes in GNU in the end.  So I guess something
> decent might come of those 2 lines of code after all.
> 
> João
>