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I don't see anything wrong with the tweets. I don't think Rod is a bad person, he's been involved with Node.js for years. Try working on an open source project
by jondubois 9y ago
I don't see anything wrong with the tweets. I don't think Rod is a bad person, he's been involved with Node.js for years.
Try working on an open source project for 5 years and then we can talk about altruism.
- curtisblaine 9y agoI don't think there's anything wrong with the tweets too. And it seems the Node Technical Steering Committee had similar thoughts, since they rejected the proposal of expelling Rod.
- dragonwriter 9y agoThe 60%/40% split on both proposed sanctions indicates that the TSC had no simple unified view of the type you infer.
- jondubois 9y agoSome people think and others just react, it's good to know that the majority of people on the Node.js technical committee are thinkers.
- ens 9y agoWow, that's an incredibly rude and narrow-minded comment.
- curtisblaine 9y agoWhy "rude"?
- jhasse 9y agoIt's rude to suggest that the Yes-voters are non-thinkers.
- dragonwriter 9y ago> Try working on an open source project for 5 years I'm pretty sure that's exactly what the people forking Node here are trying to do, though perhaps not with a particular time limit.