You know, I can't say I'm surprised. When github first started, it was just about code. Nothing else. Then they started with all the identity politics crap. As

You know, I can't say I'm surprised. When github first started, it was just about code. Nothing else. Then they started with all the identity politics crap. As soon as a company starts parroting political messages like "white middle managers have no empathy" instead of, you know, building good tools, I know it's time to find another solution. I was a paying customer, and when github got into the political game, I dropped them like a bad habit. I'm not screwing around here, I'm trying to build a business and your political aspirations do _nothing_ for me as a customer, so why don't you take them and shove em. Happy customer at bitbucket ever since.