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Eh, ok. This feels like something that’s written with the intention to either get me cheering on their side to some comical degree (good job! Down with the fasc
by graypegg 3y ago
Eh, ok. This feels like something that’s written with the intention to either get me cheering on their side to some comical degree (good job! Down with the fascist!) or to make me seethe in anger. (what snowflakes! I actually WANT to use basecamp now!)
There’s so much emotional language about violence and oppression.
It’s a library changing todo apps? Not everything is a statement. Vote with your wallet and all of that, but don’t expect people to care?
Despite my ideals (I think) aligning with their ideals, I still find myself annoyed that they want to force me to “feel” something. I have enough things to be riled up about in my life.
- PeterStuer 3y ago"Not everything is a statement" Have you read the article? It's a statement. The todo app part is just a context.
- mardifoufs 3y ago[flagged]
- mips_r4300i 3y agoI suspect they wanted to change off Basecamp anyway maybe for legitimate technical reasons, but couldn't resist trying to score some brownie points with their sophisticate librarian cohorts.