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Sweet Jesus the discussion under the request looks like MySpace. I sincerely hope that this isn't going to be the norm on GitHub in the future.

• deleted 14y ago
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• callahad 14y ago
  It's already pretty common on any issue or pull request that gets a lot of attention and has an aspect of community drama. The Crockford / semicolon one isn't as bad straight out of the gate (https://github.com/twitter/bootstrap/issues/3057 https://github.com/twitter/bootstrap/issues/3057), but still...
  • pooriaazimi 14y ago
    That thread's been modified heavily since then. And I mean heavily. The first 300 posts were all memes back then.
• DasIch 14y ago
  That's already the norm on popular projects. Github really needs to add features for moderation.
• tlrobinson 14y ago
  I don't see any harm in having a little fun on ridiculous pull requests/issues. On legitimate issues it could be annoying.
• misnome 14y ago
  The comments on the actual diff https://github.com/wordpress/wordpress/pull/18/files https://github.com/wordpress/wordpress/pull/18/files are actually reasonably intelligent, and amusing