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Two questions: Why was this controversial? Why remove the code example as well as the satire?

• amatecha 6y ago
  2nd question touched on in https://twitter.com/Akien/status/1367107113760284680 https://twitter.com/Akien/status/1367107113760284680
  • pentaphobe 6y ago
    thanks!
• ojnabieoot 6y ago
  Regardless of whether or not you agree with the content of the message it is obviously inappropriate for documentation - it’s just irritating and unprofessional and needed to be removed. Little jokes are one thing, but few paragraphs of ranting really is too much for developer-facing documentation.
• ttt0 6y ago
  > Why was this controversial? https://twitter.com/LiaSae/status/1367071940092055555 https://twitter.com/LiaSae/status/1367071940092055555 Something about bullying and sexism? I don't really get it
  • unethical_ban 6y ago
    Holy Christ, I wish I could believe that was satire.
    • prawn 6y ago
      Good example of Poe's Law, I thought.
  • PurpleFoxy 6y ago
    Social media was a mistake.
  • pentaphobe 6y ago
    darn - seems the user has closed off their account hope they didn't get bullied for suggesting someone was being a bully - the social media cold war continues
    • recursive 6y ago
      Is there a difference between being bullied and being criticized?
    • leetcrew 6y ago
      people who live in glass houses...
• tubularhells 6y ago
  Some self-loathing unhinged person wanted to be in the spotlight and seek reaffirmation. They got it, and we as a species are one step farther from the light of God.
  • throwaway316943 6y ago
    You can tell from their profile that they’re a professional shit stirrer.