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>This is always a difficult line to draw. It's not difficult at all. What contributors are doing privately has nothing to do with the project.
by xeeeeeeeeeeenu 8y ago
>This is always a difficult line to draw.
It's not difficult at all. What contributors are doing privately has nothing to do with the project.
- alkonaut 8y agoAs I was trying to explain - behavior in the project is certainly more important, but outside behavior can’t be entirely ignored. Just like in a workplace.
- echaozh 8y agoWhy is the project like a workplace? Do the contributors all get paid? Do they all, or do most of them consider it as a workplace? What makes you think it's proper to treat the project like a workplace, and downplay those think otherwise?
- alkonaut 8y agoBecause it’s a collaborative environment with humans. Like a workplace. Why would pay be relevant to expected behavior? Is someone really going to say e.g that it’s within their right to be racist because they aren’t getting paid not to?