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lots of people "feel like they can" code, but surely projects are capable of weeding out bad code contributions. why should it be different with non-code contri
by beardicus 3y ago
lots of people "feel like they can" code, but surely projects are capable of weeding out bad code contributions. why should it be different with non-code contributions?
- graphe 3y agoNo they aren't. See darktable and Ansel. I will never use darktable again. https://ansel.photos/en/ https://ansel.photos/en/
- account42 3y agoCare to expand? What bad contributions did Darktable accept? Why should one not use Darktable? Also since you seem to be familiar with both project, is Ansel compatible with Darktable sidecar files? If an existing Darktable user were to move to Ansel what can they expect to carry over and what might be lost?
- graphe 3y agoJust try Ansel. I saw this topic a while ago. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38390914 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38390914 I am only familiar with his YouTube, and then this topic. https://github.com/aurelienpierreeng/ansel https://github.com/aurelienpierreeng/ansel Here are his examples. It seems 1:1 compatible when I switched.
- mianos 3y agoBut that is the issue. They won't be allowed to ask them to leave.
- unleaded 3y agojust don't accept the PR?
- mianos 3y agoThen to endure the endless irrelevant debate, citing the code of conduct, as to why they have to accept the PR? (As illustrated in a few of these posted github tickets).
- account42 3y agoDon't forget the mob that some of these personalities can unleash upon you if you show yourself to not be aligned with their views.