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The argument is not that the advice is aggressive in itself, but that it should have been accompanied by a warning about the potential bad experiences in contri
by icebraining 7y ago
The argument is not that the advice is aggressive in itself, but that it should have been accompanied by a warning about the potential bad experiences in contributing to OSS, much like one might warn that a beach we're recommending can have particularly strong currents.
EDIT: actually I'm wrong; the argument is both that it should have been accompanied by a warning, and that not doing so (and stating it in a generalized way) ignores the experience of people who already had a bad experience contributing to OSS.
- pbhjpbhj 7y agoIt's not like the beach analogy unless you think bad experiences are somehow intrinsic to OSS. It seems more like "$beach is a lovely clean beach" and someone gets upset because they went there and someone had dropped a piece of litter.