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Agree. Open Source values will still remain - working in a transparent, open (not always nice) way. More with CoC, harassing people will not be tolerated
by scirocco 8y ago
Agree.
Open Source values will still remain - working in a transparent, open (not always nice) way.
More with CoC, harassing people will not be tolerated
- CryptoRetired 8y agoThe entire point of the CoC is it creates a process whereby people not involved in the project can harass members of the project while remaining anonymous. Notice the people making a stink about Linus do it by taking out of context, lying about what he said and have managed to get people to think he should step down.(and are putting in place a “code” that lets them do it even though he’s the kindest non-bigoted person you could think of.) It’s completely political and it’s discriminatory.
- alkonaut 8y ago> The entire point of the CoC is it creates a process whereby people not involved in the project can harass members of the project while remaining anonymous. So there is a lot of people peripheral to these projects, that want nothing more than to disrupt by harassing people completely unknown to them, under a veil of anonymity? And that's the point of these CoC's? Who are these people you speak of? Some secret cabal of "SJW's"? You are saying the point isn't to codify some ground rules for collaboration and communication, which are then in rare cases abused by some individuals, the abuse is the point? Please.
- Guthur 8y agoHarassing is a continued assault. Calling some one stupid might be insulting but it is not harassment
- honestoHeminway 8y agoWhat if someone stupid, mounts a continued pull-request assault on my codebase?
- zeroname 8y agoThis particular CoC goes much further than policing harassment.