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Trollolol much? The religion of the author (is he even jewish? - I have no idea nor really care) seems fairly irrelevant here. In the context of the article the
by sandfox 14y ago
Trollolol much? The religion of the author (is he even jewish? - I have no idea nor really care) seems fairly irrelevant here. In the context of the article the author is acting as a PHP developer. Therefore his actions will viewed as such and any opinions will on his work will (I assume) most likely become referenced to 'PHP developers'. If there was a seemingly large correlation with being jewish and producing crap software, and this article just made that correlation stronger, then yes I would make that comment.
- xd 14y agoYou missed my point, big time. It was your sweeping comment lumping all PHP developers as being regarded as crap developers I was getting at. You wouldn't make comments like that about any other groups of people and find it acceptable .. or do you find discrimination acceptable?
- sandfox 14y agoI am a PHP developer (amongst other things), and incase you hadn't noticed we are frequently regarded by developers of other languages as being at the comedy/clown end of the development spectrum too often. I didn't say all PHP developers are crap (although I think there are lots that are beyond dire), i said we are observed as being crap, to paraphrase. I would happily make comments about any group based upon observation or information I felt to be true. Furthermore - there is no discrimination in my post that I'm aware of. Even if there was, discrimination by itself is not a 'good' or 'evil' thing, it is what that discrimination is then applied to or for that introduces any ethical/moral dimension.
- xd 14y agoI wasn't aware you were a PHP developer and were making the comment from the point of view as one; something you might have wanted to mention really with an implication such as the one I took issue with. Either way, I stand by my comments.