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Locking a discussion with zero-unreasonable responses as "too heated" is bad optics, but I think locking the discussion is a pragmatic decision, as the NPM team
by freditup 8y ago
Locking a discussion with zero-unreasonable responses as "too heated" is bad optics, but I think locking the discussion is a pragmatic decision, as the NPM team has been alerted about the issue and any meaningful comments would get lost in the noise otherwise.
- stonogo 8y agoInstead, they're just regular lost. Not much of an improvement.
- phyzome 8y agoIt's likely that the "too heated" is GitHub putting words in the mouth of the repo admins. I don't think you get to choose the text of that message. ETA: The options are "off-topic", "too heated", "resolved" and "spam". It looks like you can also elect to not give a reason, though...
- gpvos 8y agoOne of the last few messages before that, by wgrant, was helpful in solving the problem. They might have missed that if they had closed the thread a little bit earlier.