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So is this a current problem that even needs to be solved? Rarely have I seen a programming language community turning so vile that wide reaching rules need to
by jug 11y ago
So is this a current problem that even needs to be solved?
Rarely have I seen a programming language community turning so vile that wide reaching rules need to be established.
I agree with the concern voiced here that it could be (ab)used to stifle unwelcome discussion, even if the points all look nice and all at first sight. The problem with these is that they are so, so very subjective. When was something even "snarky", when does something "derail" a discussion, and perhaps toughest of all, how do you properly identify "microaggressions, subconcious actions that marginalize oppressed people", judging intents per definition not even conciously made!
Again, is this even a problem that needs to be solved, or is discussion thriving today? This should be the number one question. Number two: Which, if any, problems need rules today? No more than necessary, no less.