I'm always baffled when I see things like this. The people who are actually creating and sharing being forced out by finger waving moralistic censors who someho

I'm always baffled when I see things like this. The people who are actually creating and sharing being forced out by finger waving moralistic censors who somehow manage to take over leadership positions is a trope that threatens open source communities. I've abandoned projects already because of this pattern, and have seen many friends do the same. Watching a community that has stood for freedom be destroyed by petty authoritarians is incredibly depressing, but I think that very freedom and openness is what makes it vulnerable to these manipulations. It seems a lot of these people exist, and a lot of their supporters do too. I'd be perfectly live-and-let-live, and just stay out of their projects, but it seems like they intentionally move into and hijack existing projects as well. I'd really like to see a clear method of letting these people know they are not welcome in a project without giving up the very freedom and openness they're founded on.