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> And if the immediate response to that argument is unilaterally banning the bug tracking privileges of the reporter Note that we only know one side of the st
by tomp 11y ago
> And if the immediate response to that argument is unilaterally banning the bug tracking privileges of the reporter
Note that we only know one side of the story. Maybe the author has a history of stirring up drama and coming up with topics not interesting to the rest of the community (i.e. anything other than programming). If so, preventing further impact on the community is exactly the right response.
- glogla 11y agoGiven the post and especially the authors comments on the blog, this seems probable. EDIT: I mean, the author definitely knew that this is the thing that brings hate mobs on twitter, so by this blog post, he wanted to start a harassment campaign. I can understand why they would kick out toxic people like that.
- eclipseo 11y agoI think you are onto something, he is apparently known to create drama, c.f.: http://www.examiner.com/article/wikimedia-foundation-s-oliver-keyes-stripped-of-administrator-status http://www.examiner.com/article/wikimedia-foundation-s-olive...
- zimpenfish 11y agoIf that reporting is accurate (I've no idea or any basis for judging) then yeah, the parent post is amazingly hypocritical.