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Quite frankly, your post makes me think maybe /r/golang is in fact toxic. You fight accusations of toxicity with examples of the community being great, not wit
by KirinDave 9y ago
Quite frankly, your post makes me think maybe /r/golang is in fact toxic.
You fight accusations of toxicity with examples of the community being great, not with defensive and vague posts.
- weberc2 9y agoYou can think what you like. My post wasn't defensive or vague, but then again who can disprove accusations about their motives? The OP was criticizing a community I don't belong to, and which I even criticized in the post above; so you can believe me if you like or not. As for "vague"; it's hard to be too specific when the OP would only speak about unqualified "toxicity".