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You can and that's fine, but if you do reply and you're unnecessarily rude, I hope we can agree that's bad

• LtWorf 4y ago
  > I hope we can agree that's bad No we can't agree on that. There is no obligation to be polite.
  • biorach 4y ago
    Rudeness is highly corrosive in a collaborative environment, RMS is damaging the community needed to sustain development by his rudeness.
    • LtWorf 4y ago
      There is no obligation to collaborate either. I can write a software, publish it and insult people who wrongly report bugs. Of course I wouldn't expect people to love me for that, and it's not how I personally act; but if someone felt like acting in this way, it would be fully within his/her rights to do so.
      • biorach 4y ago
        RMS has the right to behave as he wants. He is not obliged to behave in a particular way. My point is that the way he chooses to behave is in the long run damaging to the community that he founded and leads.
        • LtWorf 4y ago
          I replied to a comment saying "a maintainer". If you had unilaterally decided to change topic without informing me… well in the future try not to do that.
          • biorach 4y ago
            Not a change of topic. Rudeness from a maintainer is equally corrosive.
            • LtWorf 4y ago
              No it's not "corrosive". You are somehow deciding that collaboration is needed and wanted by every maintainer. That's your (wrong) assumption.