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Maybe don't work in the games industry, where the crazy users tend to end up? Sorry to point that out (I know a lot of HN folks are gamers), but I think it's a
by cpr 11y ago
Maybe don't work in the games industry, where the crazy users tend to end up?
Sorry to point that out (I know a lot of HN folks are gamers), but I think it's a valid approach.
I really doubt if Guido has been harrassed or physically threatened because of something in Python 3, for example.
- cshenton 11y agoI agree that the games industry has a problem, but I think it's because they're independent developers selling a consumer product. This creates a direct sense of accountability among a large group of end users who know how to get into contact with you. Maybe it's simply not good business to be a dev who's both acting as the face of a product and writing divisive op-eds. This practice seems unique to the games industry.