[Nexus 5 Original Android Development] eng.stk:
Obviously this needs an answer so here goes:

Not cool.

You started with "help".

The first post you put here was not about helping an user that has troubles flashing, help with configuring kernel, help with testing stuff, even helping with dev point of view improvements, new commits or even pull requests. No.

What you did, with your unique post in here, was someting like "hey if you don't like that, use my kernel instead".

I know your kernel is new and you probably don't have many people on your thread, but pulling stunts like that on others people's thread ain't going to help.

We don't do that around here.

People that want to use your kernel don't need "help". They just see your thread in index like everybody else and freely choose to use or not.

I believe that your action unintentional, but still is disrespectful to me and my work. I believe you understand you're in my thread and you are familiar to xda rules and common sense.

Believe me, if you pulled kind of stunt in the others dev's threads like the ones you said you learned from, you would be burned on the spot.

I never said anything about your work being higher or lesser than mine. You're the one comparing stuff.

It's cool mate, we all use stuff from other people and projects, it's the way GPL is.

But my "code" (wich is different from picking commits), my work and my kernel is very different from anything else: why? Because it's more than the sum of the parts (simple commits), it's more the away I choose what I want, my own commits and lot's of other stuff that I could point out.

Just because I choose I driver from myfluxi, franco or faux, I'm not basing my work in their work. Different things.

But I will not going deeper into that, it's a talk for another time.

Also, my kernel is performance and battery driven, different from the usual "let's add stuff to stock kernel".

Lot's of kernel building and tunning are far beyond commits in git.

A word of appreciation to all the people that daily help me to test stuff and contribute positively to my (our) kernel.

Nevertheless I never said anything you forked my work (my "code"), but I find curious most of your git actions very similar to mine, I mean even timely and orderly speaking.

And has I write this, a quick look to your git and you continue to add stuff that feature wise is pretty damn close to Code_Blue.

But since you acknowledge that, it's cool. And it's cool you find my work useful. It's like a Code_Blue "barebone edition" with just the basics and S2W stuff and powersuspend (wich I Staged out from Code_Blue A couple months ago). But wouldn't hurt being more original :angel:

Furthermore, about using others people's work: It's cool you give that public props but putting the names and resources on youy thread OP is enough and it's like it should be. All good there.

Notice this: all the drivers from other people or projects I point it out clearly the name on OP also. It's a way of showing some true respect.

You don't do this and you should. Anyone that doesn't understand who's the actual owner or intelectual property could be mistanken that it's you that coded powersuspend, etc. You make things like calling myfluxi msm_hotplug by "cpu hotplug... respect the original developer mate...

Also, I contacted you on github because you where commiting stuff in your name, wich was not yours originally, like this commit by neobuddy( based on myfluxi idea) https://github.com/rachanta/msm_lpv/commit/6d284979b6aa32375142604c2da8b4c024884b56.

I gave you a heads up and you ignored me. And by the looks of it, you continued this path on your newer commits.

Even in GPL there are rules and I think you should learn them good.

Sincerely, I have nothing to do with what you do or what you want, just be happy dude :good:

I don't really have nothing more to say, have fun...