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What's actually going on? Lots of people seem to be taking the opportunity to jump on Github for "toxic culture" and so forth, but until we know what actually
by theorique 13y ago
What's actually going on?
Lots of people seem to be taking the opportunity to jump on Github for "toxic culture" and so forth, but until we know what actually happened, they seem to be jumping to conclusions.
Some people might call this victim blaming, but until we find out who the actual victim(s) is/are in the situation, how can we know who is to blame?
A company could be the victim of a disgruntled ex-employee who wants to drag the company's name through the mud. And a company could have treated an ex-employee bad enough that she quit. The uninvolved public simply don't know enough facts to take a side one way or the other.
- ethnt 13y agoTo be honest, we may never get the full truth here. Both sides have their reputation to uphold.
- theorique 13y agoThere's a lot of vague-tweeting and theatrical "showing support" for both sides. Which is fine, and expected, when beefs like this go down, I suppose. Not knowing any of the parties involved, I just can't pretend to know more about this than what is publicly visible, which is essentially nothing.
- nailer 13y agoI haven't seen anyone 'showing support' for github. Just 'being disappointed' in them.