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the same happens to every other project that gets infested by the CoC people at that point just move on and find another library/tool/language/OS kernel :(
by blibble 2y ago
the same happens to every other project that gets infested by the CoC people
at that point just move on and find another library/tool/language/OS kernel :(
- tedivm 2y agoThis is such an odd take. I've never run into an issue with contributing to projects with a code of conduct. I find people's weird obsession over this to be confusing, really. Don't get me wrong, I'm sure you'll be able to find individual examples of issues that have come up, but it doesn't seem like enough of a pattern to completely abandon projects simply because they've adopted one. It seems more like people picking an ideological battle than anything else.
- blibble 2y agoit's not the document itself, it's more a project deciding that technical excellence is no longer the number one priority inevitably the priority of keeping everyone "happy" at a facile level leads to poor technical decisions being made (see: modern python) not to mention the also inevitable weaponisation of the document as a political tool to defeat one's enemies