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You did a great job improving the language. For me, CoC is where programming meets politics. Whom gained benefit from their current position is likely to impos
by issaria 11y ago
You did a great job improving the language.
For me, CoC is where programming meets politics. Whom gained benefit from their current position is likely to impose those rules to protect their now interest.
Pretty much there is a soul behind each language, Ricky Hicky for Clojure, Guido van Rossum for Python, Matz for Ruby, and Rob Pike for Go. Those people are not insecure, and I never felt them to be so aggressive.
- rsc 11y agoFWIW, I'm sorry you see the code of conduct as an attempt to impose rules to protect "my" or "our" current position. It is very much an attempt to bring as many new people as possible into the Go community, not to exclude people.