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I don't know why this is down-voted. It happens literally in formerly open projects like Python: https://discuss.python.org/t/all-hands-on-deck-the-release-of-
by vmkw 5y ago
I don't know why this is down-voted. It happens literally in formerly open projects like Python:
https://discuss.python.org/t/all-hands-on-deck-the-release-of-python-3-9-0b1-is-currently-blocked/4217 https://discuss.python.org/t/all-hands-on-deck-the-release-o...
Python is fully corporate now and free spirits have been removed.
- periheli0n 5y agoApparently the view I voiced is controversial. I can see how some organisations vitally depend on a strong decision hierarchy. The military for example, or some startups. Someone running such an organisation will not be open to the view that such decisions can frustrating for their employees.
- faho 5y agoThat's just the release manager asking for help with getting the release out. The wording also strikes me as fairly playful (it's a maritime reference!) so I fail to see how that's "fully corporate" or makes python "formerly open". This isn't a literal "I am your boss, you MUST work now", this is "hey, I'm the person who volunteered to get this release out, please help if you can!".