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After looking more into what happened, this does not appear to be a case of someone using the wrong fork for the salad course. The fact that good people can de
by hn_throwaway_99 2y ago
After looking more into what happened, this does not appear to be a case of someone using the wrong fork for the salad course.
The fact that good people can debate about the right/optimal disclosure procedures doesn't mean that we shouldn't call out easily identifiable cases of crappy behavior.
- axoltl 2y agoFirst off, the salad fork expression is going into my repertoire, it is excellent. Second, I will say that evilsocket has a bit of an abrasive and impulsive communication style and that can make for fairly adversarial conversations. Combine that with developers being somewhat defensive around their code/project, and it's a bit of a powder keg waiting to explode. I'm not sure there's anything to take away from this or lessons to be learned other than that creating some mental space/distance is a good thing.