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I work on an open source project in my dayjob, and I can tell you I'd be far less inclined to work with an individual who curses at other developers and makes t
by coldpie 12y ago
I work on an open source project in my dayjob, and I can tell you I'd be far less inclined to work with an individual who curses at other developers and makes tons of disparaging comments about my work or the work of others. It creates a hostile and unwelcoming environment, which is not the kind of environment I want to be in.
- clarry 12y agoGood news in this case: you're not obliged to subscribe to source-changes@openbsd.org. Nor is anybody else... you don't even have to dig the archives or the third party blogs that publicize the commits. But those who follow the commits know that the developers like to express their minds in the commit messages whether it is bad code written by one of them or somebody else. They're not targetting and publicly shaming some project while throwing insults straight at developers.
- e12e 12y agoBut there was no cursing at other developers in the above quotes? It was some mild (and justified) ridicule. And an implication that they didn't give a fuck -- which might be a little crude. But it's kind of hard to argue that it might not be accurate criticism.
- PopsiclePete 12y agoYou're obviously not a "rock star" or "code ninja" then. What's next, you're not going to have tits in your slides ???