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It is - hopefully IMO not sound business advice - and it is not backed by evidence that this is even a problem - or that the "solution" will solve anything,
by skinkestek 6y ago
It is
- hopefully IMO not sound business advice
- and it is not backed by evidence that this is even a problem
- or that the "solution" will solve anything,
- it is backed by anecdotal evidence of a thing many of us dislike intensely: namely innocent organizations and individuals being hounded into crazy things because someone thinks someone else might get offended.
I say as Rowan Atkinson: feel free to insult me!
When I was young and vulnerable people did that to some small degree anyways and now I am old enough to don't care and/or get back at them, and meanwhile it has been an invaluable lesson.
In my case: Just stick to the facts, and don't accuse me of things that aren't true.
Or: in other words, if someone suggested your codebase should have comments in Russian because "think of the Russian children" it would be downvoted to.
- bluntfang 6y ago>hopefully IMO not sound business advice What are your credentials? specifically related to the fact that github is moving away from master/slave terminology. Do you feel like their executive team is acting on unsound business ideology?