> We say that open source is "coding in public", but we often omit that it's also being a professional in public. I completely agree! > it doesn't sound like

> We say that open source is "coding in public", but we often omit that it's also being a professional in public. I completely agree! > it doesn't sound like Tim's actions were too professional. I disagree here, at least with respect to what I have seen of his actions (I am not deeply familiar with them, just know what was referred to in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41187470 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41187470). From what I can tell, the Python Steering Council’s actions were unprofessional and the members should resign; if they do not, they should be replaced. However, since I have not seen everything referred to, it is possible that I am wrong. edit 1: reference earlier HN thread edit 2: I found and linked that earlier thread