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This result is going to be abused by people whose ideas of good manners a) don't cover themselves because hello important work and b) are essentially a demand f
by yarrel 11y ago
This result is going to be abused by people whose ideas of good manners a) don't cover themselves because hello important work and b) are essentially a demand for deference.
- sz4kerto 11y agoThis is not a result. Really, look at the article. No serious paper would publish this.
- 13thLetter 11y agoUnfortunately true. A lot of the people talking the most about good manners and civility in software development turn out to themselves spend a lot of time bullying and insulting those they disagree with, and a lot of the requests for politeness are actually thinly disguised demands for political litmus tests, backed up with threats of online mobs for those who don't fall into line. This is a pity, as I'm open to being convinced that a more polite and pleasant environment is also better for productivity, but that well has been thoroughly poisoned by its loudest advocates.