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cocs are supposed to police the contributors, no? who will you complain to when a user violates Corey Ehmke's Ten Commandments? the cyber police?
by throwaway0x7E6 4y ago
cocs are supposed to police the contributors, no?
who will you complain to when a user violates Corey Ehmke's Ten Commandments? the cyber police?
- serf 4y ago> cocs are supposed to police the contributors, no? its a generic phrase. I definetly would have thought that if I was reading a github page; but not necessarily when I have to read a COC for joining a Discord. Apparently it's getting tough to operate outside of everyone's random (usually poorly written) CoC on the net.
- throwaway0x7E6 4y agoDiscord and the other services have ToS/EULA. a legal agreement that has actual power, unlike github cocs