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For us not in the know, why is this bad?

• desdenova 9mo ago
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  • BSDobelix 9mo ago
    Please help me, Lunduke (who is a Jew) likes a project that is "nazi"? Or is it maybe that people who call everyone a "nazi" who they disagree the real one's? Stop degrading that word (to make common and without any weight) and use it for you crippled worldview.
    • snvzz 9mo ago
      These days, the label is being used to signal the labeled person is a target for violence[0]. Horrible. 0. https://world.hey.com/dhh/calling-someone-a-nazi-is-a-permission-slip-for-violence-4bfbbb82 https://world.hey.com/dhh/calling-someone-a-nazi-is-a-permis...
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• t-3 9mo ago
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  • gambiting 9mo ago
    What's CoC in this context?
    • theandrewbailey 9mo ago
      Code of Conduct
• jabwd 9mo ago
  Even ignoring all the politics and crazy stuff from the "maintainer"; most of their contributions were just shuffling code around and causing a lot of breakage. The typical "but this looks nicer so its better" type of programmer, not the type of code I'd rely on personally.
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• BSDobelix 9mo ago
  It's not, GNOME-Foundation aka Redhat aka IBM wants to "kill" X11, so they attach labels to discredit a project that wants to maintain X11: https://en.ubunlog.com/The-XLibre-case-brings-out-the-worst-in-the-open-source-community./ https://en.ubunlog.com/The-XLibre-case-brings-out-the-worst-... Same old story they try to repeat with DHH or the Framework Laptops because how dare you to support Omarchi: https://world.hey.com/dhh/calling-someone-a-nazi-is-a-permission-slip-for-violence-4bfbbb82 https://world.hey.com/dhh/calling-someone-a-nazi-is-a-permis...