> the third stance is that one needs to assess the material effect their beliefs may have on their day-to-day involvement in that project I know I'm "straw-ma

> the third stance is that one needs to assess the material effect their beliefs may have on their day-to-day involvement in that project I know I'm "straw-maning" a little but why would it be any different for strongly religious people in Jewish, Christian, or Muslim community? Do you think they shouldn't put in charge of anything because their book might say bad things about gays or women, or non believers? Why this belief (Gor) and not the mainstream ones? Was he "fired" because he acted on his beliefs? inside the Drupal community? toward another member of the Drupal community? Or merely because he had an opinion he never disclosed to a collaborator and someone who obviously didn't like him, went to great length to find dirt or an excuse to kick him out of the Drupal community?