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Even when not accepting outside contributions, to fulfill their long term support commitment through 2050, they might have to make changes to their current core
by smoe 4y ago
Even when not accepting outside contributions, to fulfill their long term support commitment through 2050, they might have to make changes to their current core team.
- threatofrain 4y agoIf they do, then they will have to find people who embrace Christian spiritualism. That's going to be a lot easier than finding Lisp devs. Similarly, Christian institutions seek Christian employees and they fire those who cannot abide. Can't a software project be like a Christian church?
- worthless-trash 4y ago> That's going to be a lot easier than finding Lisp devs. I'm attacked ! out with your intolerance :P
- smoe 4y agoPersonally, I don’t have a problem with a software project being run like a church. Don’t know what the legal situation is. How common are those views in question tough? I’d say about 9/10 Christians I know from Europe and Latin America would find several of these points too extreme. But yes, that leaves probably still more people than lisp devs …