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Thank you. Personally I would not call any of the actions racist. The first one can be a legitimate use case with an incredibly poor choice of identifier (or i
by iinnPP 4y ago
Thank you.
Personally I would not call any of the actions racist. The first one can be a legitimate use case with an incredibly poor choice of identifier (or incredibly good in at least one scenario). The mod being updated kind of argues for itself.
I think I will see on the side of caution and call it ignorance instead of malice.
The scenario is one where the n is completely harmless and the purported(on Reddit) word was nowhere in the mind when being typed.
Seems like the kind of thing GitHub should reach out to people about before acting on. At least where there is any (even farfetched) possible explanation.
- isoprophlex 4y agoYeah it's all very confusing, and the thing that is most sorely missing is some human communication from github about the why of this ban.