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I can understand that. what I can't understand is why https://github.com/hacker https://github.com/hacker is okay. Or why https://github.com/blackhat https://g
by jperras 9y ago
I can understand that.
what I can't understand is why https://github.com/hacker https://github.com/hacker is okay. Or why https://github.com/blackhat https://github.com/blackhat is also an account. Or https://github.com/virus https://github.com/virus.
Unless each one of those accounts is also being changed/removed, and I'm simply the first one to point this out.
- ronilan 9y agoThat is an excellent question, for this case and a lot of other similar ones (banned, removed etc.) I’ll rephrase the question: in a set of things that I consider to be similar why is one handled differently that the others? And the answer arises from the question: the sets are based on a different criteria. I don’t know what criteria github uses, but, I know that external input usually groups sets differently. Put simpler - maybe someone complied? (Analogy, “dummy corpse””, skeleton” and “sheet ghost” may seem similar on haloween night, but may get different reaction from the public)
- jperras 9y ago> And the answer arises from the question: the sets are based on a different criteria. Hopefully I'll soon find out what the criteria are, if this is the case!