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What I see here is a software project using a community-centric development model not willing to do anything about a core dev publicly acting in such a way to a
by programmernews3 11y ago
What I see here is a software project using a community-centric development model not willing to do anything about a core dev publicly acting in such a way to act alienating to the community. I don't think he should necessarily be removed from the project, but to act like it's not of concern to the project at all is a bad way to handle it.
- prodigal_erik 11y agoI suspect the number of people alienated by a project getting into thought policing is far higher than the number of people alienated by this particular issue.
- AdrianRossouw 11y agoI'm not particularly convinced that "alienating to the community." is really appropriate, because by and large it doesn't seem to be their community up in arms.