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The point is that the other codes of conduct often embed other particular cultural suggestions and assumptions, but since they are those of your own you don't n
by ticviking 4y ago
The point is that the other codes of conduct often embed other particular cultural suggestions and assumptions, but since they are those of your own you don't notice them as jarringly as those of medieval Christendom.
- ThalesX 4y ago> but since they are those of your own you don't notice them as jarringly Why would you assume this about me and not take at face value that I really believe you don't find these often in the wild. It's just my personal experience that I haven't seen these out in the wild all that much (I can't think of an example), and it was surprising to me.
- CRConrad 4y ago> It's just my personal experience that I haven't seen these out in the wild all that much What, OSS project codes of conduct?!? Weird; how the heck does one miss that whole phenomenon? There has been lots of controversy around (some of) them in much of online media about computing over the last few years, including huge threads of heated discussion here on HN.
- astrange 4y agoI don’t think that is the point. I do think everyone takes it as the point though.