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He called github "braindamaged". Isn't that against the CoC?
by undrcvr-lagggal 11y ago
He called github "braindamaged". Isn't that against the CoC?
- dragonwriter 11y ago> He called github "braindamaged". Isn't that against the CoC? So, you think he violated a Code of Conduct that did not exist at the time, in the course of explaining why he was not a user of the service (so that any Code of Conduct for that service would not apply to him even if it existed.)
- undrcvr-lagggal 11y agoMaking the violation before it's formalized does not necessarily excuse it. Perhaps proper action is to remove the full post or specific parts.
- lern_too_spel 11y agoHe's making a sarcastic reference to this recent incident: https://b0wie.s3.amazonaws.com/second-response-full.jpg https://b0wie.s3.amazonaws.com/second-response-full.jpg.
- imrehg 11y agoI wonder what would happen if I push some electromagnetic calculations to Github (I'm a physicist): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Retarded_potential https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Retarded_potential
- stefantalpalaru 11y agoYou can't win an argument against people who gave up on logic.
- thomasfoster96 11y agoWho knows, but further down when he calls someone a moron and starts a little rant surely breaks any form of code of conduct.