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Git Project doesn't allow criticism

• deleted 3y ago
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• bawolff 3y ago
  > The question is not if I appear to act in bad faith, the question is if I did. Alrighty then, i think i side with the other side after that nugget.
• oldkinglog 3y ago
  > Suggesting that Junio isn't infallible is a violation? Junio never claimed to be infallible though
  • felipec 3y ago
    He acts as if he is though.
• Slep9 3y ago
  I really feel like there is bad faith on both sides and I don't see Felipe thinking in Junio's shoes. It's the job of maintainer to make sure to bring out collective progress and empowerment and this requires some amount of resolve and authority.
  • felipec 3y ago
    How exactly am I not putting myself on Junio's shoes? If I were him I would do what's best for the project, not what's best for my ego. If I were wrong about a patch, I would simply admit I was wrong, and apply the patch. That's what every maintainer should do. There's a difference between using authority in a way that moves the project forward and *abusing* authority to protect one's ego. Junio does the latter.