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These people are awful. I had similar happen to me. You spend tons of time organizing something, and they show up and start complaining because it’s not divers
by anonreeeeplor 3y ago
These people are awful. I had similar happen to me.
You spend tons of time organizing something, and they show up and start complaining because it’s not diverse enough and by implication you (the organizer) are “the problem.”
I snapped on someone who did this to two of my events in a row, and they didn’t even attend. Just swoop in online and point out problems.
I told them they were uninvited from all future events. It’s not PC but fuck them.
Professional complainers should be uninvited. Underneath it all is an attempt to gain power in the laziest way possible (complaining) and to portray themselves as victims (more power).
I simply have no room for it. Had hundreds of happy people and one pathological complainer.
ONE.
I just told them not to bother coming and blocked them. All my problems solved.
If I were this maintainer, I would say: “I am enforcing the code of conduct which is no name calling on you, you are banned for life.”
Call someone a Nazi, that’s against the code of conduct. See ya.
edit I should add this is AFTER inviting THIS SPECIFIC PERSON to join a panel to help it become more diverse: they didn’t come and STILL complained about the panel I invited them to join not being diverse enough on Twitter.
- krasin 3y ago> Professional complainers Thank you, I will borrow this term. Issues vary, but for every chosen one, there is a horde of professional complainers, which don't produce anything but noise and everyone's discontent.