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I think it's because when people do a 180 due to public pressure, it's hard to know to what degree they changed their mind and to what degree they are just lyin
by aidenn0 11mo ago
I think it's because when people do a 180 due to public pressure, it's hard to know to what degree they changed their mind and to what degree they are just lying about what is on their mind.
- a2800276 11mo agoToning down aggressive phrasing is not "doing a 180", calling the change from "only losers left at GitHub" to "the engineering excellence has left" lying seems disingenuous.
- aidenn0 11mo agoI was responding to the general sentiment of: > I often find we don't appreciate enough people accepting their failures and changing their mind. For some reason I see the opposite: people respecting those who "stick to their guns" or double down when something is clearly wrong. Not this specific situation.