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> This was never a nuanced conversation about risk management to start with. This is not the type of community I've worked for all this time. I'm not quite fol
by xpe 2y ago
> This was never a nuanced conversation about risk management to start with. This is not the type of community I've worked for all this time.
I'm not quite following the second sentence. What kind of community have you worked for? Do you mean "worked for" as in e.g. "the spirit of your comments on HN"? Or something else?
- ang_cire 2y agoI think they are using community to refer to F/OSS projects as a monolithic entity, rather than a million separate and often competing and disagreeing fiefdoms that have always had issues with toxic assholes worming their way into too much power.
- arp242 2y agoCommunities are rarely monolithic; but do tend to have some vague set of shared ideas and values (even if there's ton of internal disagreement). But yes, that's what I meant, roughly.