3 ms·
Maybe you've had direct interactions with community members, but it is very unfair for you to characterize the Elm community as "unfriendly" based off of your r
by dsiegel2275 6y ago
Maybe you've had direct interactions with community members, but it is very unfair for you to characterize the Elm community as "unfriendly" based off of your reading of a few posts.
My actual experience has been exactly the opposite: I've interacted with many members of the community (at multiple Elm conferences, in the Slack, and even twice met members of the community for in-person meetings when they were visiting near my office). All of these interactions have been the entirely opposite of "unfriendly".
- boxed 6y agoOf course the community is friendly: all dissent is ruthlessly crushed and removed. It feels very friendly and nice until you start to dissent, then it turns on you hard. I posted an article saying I now recommended elm and was a part of the reason we chose it for our product. But I also said some things I disliked about elm. So I was banned. No warning.