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Why do you hope it gets removed? Personally I'd prefer to keep it - removing it would be another (small, but still) step in the corporate homogenization of ever
by uamgeoalsk 1y ago
Why do you hope it gets removed? Personally I'd prefer to keep it - removing it would be another (small, but still) step in the corporate homogenization of everything.
- openmarkand 1y agoI think removing a joke to be considered as corporate is a bit exaggerated. It's okay to have "fun". I consider a software more corporate when it has a large website with dozen of MB of Javascript, analytics, XML documentation, ten automatic bots with CI checking every part of a merge request and a contributing guide larger than the whole got documentation to be more corporate than a clean and simple UX without jokes. Remember: a clean UX should present output only when necessary. This is exactly where I prefer a lot hg status than git status for example.