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Yep. I won't even think about attempting to contribute to projects that have a CoC. Just look at https://github.com/opal/opal/issues/941 https://github.com/opal

Yep. I won't even think about attempting to contribute to projects that have a CoC. Just look at https://github.com/opal/opal/issues/941 https://github.com/opal/opal/issues/941 to see what will happen once you somehow upset one of the PC warriors.

orcdork 10y ago
You mean a whole bunch of people standing up to transphobia? because that's what i'm seeing.
- tokenizerrr 10y ago
  I see a whole bunch of people who have absolutely nothing to do with the Opal project lose their shit about something absolutely unrelated to the Opal project on the Opal project issue tracker. They are demanding for action to be taken which hurts the Opal project (removing one of its contributors). This is an absolute waste of time for anyone who is actually affiliated with the Opal project. But sure, let's call that "standing up to transphobia".
  - orcdork 10y ago
    I guess we both see what we want to see.
    - zigzigzag 10y ago
      The guy was targeted because he was a man who they saw a chance to attack, in order to intimidate people with similar political views. CoC violations are called "cock violations" for a reason.
- prodigal_erik 10y ago
  Is that supposed to become the goal of the Opal project, censoring twitter? Because it doesn't have anything to do with their software. Kicking out a programmer because of his off-list opinions on transsexuality is like kicking out a movie actor because of his off-screen opinions on communism. People who can't agree to disagree are the problem.