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Thanks for your contributions, Rafael. Do you ever regret your decision? I think I understand your perspective, but does it ever seem a bit impractical to mov

Thanks for your contributions, Rafael. Do you ever regret your decision? I think I understand your perspective, but does it ever seem a bit impractical to move away over the CoC? It seems like Renato had similar misgivings but resolved to stay, for example. I can understand not wanting to agree to the CoC but what about continuing to contribute without agreeing? Also, the association with "outreachy" seems to have little impact on most developers work. Why let it bother you any more than the evils of companies who use llvm in their products supporting censorship or other things you might oppose?

respindola 5y ago
The CoC I think I could live with, if it would stop there. The LLVM foundation supporting outreachy that was too much for me. It would indeed have little or no impact on me, since I was already an established developer, but I know that would not have been the case if I was starting now (I wrote a bit about it in https://quillette.com/2018/06/26/diversity-and-discrimination-in-open-source/ https://quillette.com/2018/06/26/diversity-and-discriminatio...). More importantly, Niemöller's poem always comes to mind when the argument is "it has little impact on you". So no, I don't regret it.