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Perhaps it feels a little odd when one form of respect, addressing people properly, is strictly enforced when in a much broader sense, e.g. by not acknowledging
by thijsvandien 7y ago
Perhaps it feels a little odd when one form of respect, addressing people properly, is strictly enforced when in a much broader sense, e.g. by not acknowledging (potential) contributors, it's so obviously lacking. Imagine holding a door with one hand while giving the finger with the other. What good is that?
- foldr 7y agoIt's still good to address people properly, regardless of how people's behavior might fall short in other respects.