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You seem to be making some big assumptions about how these guidelines will be enforced. I got a very different sense from reading them. I see no evidence they
by eli 10y ago
You seem to be making some big assumptions about how these guidelines will be enforced. I got a very different sense from reading them.
I see no evidence they will delete your paid accounts because you think or express ideas that are merely contentious or unpopular.
- flukus 10y agoBecause I've seen it used in practice to vilify people with different beliefs, even when those beliefs are irrelevant to the work on the project. Github and some recent hires they've made have a history of this.
- AvenueIngres 10y ago>You seem to be making some big assumptions about how these guidelines will be enforced. Oh please. We all know what kind of rancid and toxic people are spearheading these kinds of seemingly innocuous initiatives. >I see no evidence they will delete your paid accounts because you think or express ideas that are merely contentious or unpopular. Yeah. Because I am going to take the risk and potentially disrupt the workflow of three high-volume OSS projects I maintain. The time I assumed benevolence from Github is long over. Time to move my shit to a reliable service like Gitlab.