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Submitting pull requests is for code you actually consider worthwhile/useful. These guys didn't seem to think it even has a reason to exist, so why would they t
by jff 14y ago
Submitting pull requests is for code you actually consider worthwhile/useful. These guys didn't seem to think it even has a reason to exist, so why would they try to improve it? It'd be like saying, "Well, if you don't like my toothbrush for ducks, why don't you tell me how to improve it?"
- jondot 14y agoI meant after they have apologized. Instead of saying 'sorry' in word and that they didn't really mean it, say it in a pull request teaching the person offended something of value. Further, I think they shape of the code was referred to as 'eye bleeding'. Regardless of if you're building something worthwhile, they could have fixed the eye hurting code and explain why that is a more correct way.