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The same people who seem to hate open source culture are the ones saying we should be accepting of all cultures. It's hard to take them seriously, especially si
by zxcvcxz 12y ago
The same people who seem to hate open source culture are the ones saying we should be accepting of all cultures. It's hard to take them seriously, especially since "open source" is made up of all demographics by its very nature.
I'm not sure of any race, sex, religion, or ideology that is banned from participating in open source, perhaps the diversity of open source is the root cause of conflict. Perhaps creating a mono-culture environment where conflict is prevented by forcing contributors to assimilate into one dominant group-think ideology is a better format. Hitler seemed to think so.
It makes you wonder, if the tech sector is so "un-diverse" how do so many start-ups seem to be multicultural? According to the critics, stuff like this just can't happen naturally, so somewhere down the line someone took race/sex/religion into account during the hiring process and intentionally discriminated against someone else.
- johnny22 12y agothis kinda thing is mostly UNINTENTIONAL discrimination.. not INTENTIONAL.