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Of course not, but that's exactly the point. We should be able to have unpopular opinions and still be accepted in a community that emphasizes being a meritocr
by awwducks 13y ago
Of course not, but that's exactly the point. We should be able to have unpopular opinions and still be accepted in a community that emphasizes being a meritocracy, etc.
Whether being forced to resign as Mozilla's CEO counts as the community rejecting him is an interesting argument.
- rsynnott 13y agoWell, I mean, the broader community does accept him, in that he's not going to be arrested for his opinions or anything. Mozilla didn't accept him, and isn't required to.
- zimpenfish 13y agoHe was accepted - at the CTO level - with his unpopular opinions - even after they became public in 2012 - for years. But there's a big difference (to me, at least) between being the CTO and the CEO. It's that step people are unhappy with.