> People are pretending that his horrible behavior is acceptable just because they don't want to get on his bad side. I think this is wrong. This argument does

> People are pretending that his horrible behavior is acceptable just because they don't want to get on his bad side. I think this is wrong. This argument does not make sense for people who are not in any way directly involved with kernel contributions, but have nevertheless formed an opinion about Linus. I, personally, find his antics to be quite entertaining and refreshing. Reacting strongly to small technical detail is something that should be encouraged, not banished.