astanm

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   by astanm 1y ago

   As long as these views aren't thrashed out in the collaborative spaces to which the CoC applies, it doesn't really matter. (As a personal preference, I'd rather not know the political views, legitimate or otherwise, of people
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   by astanm 1y ago

   If someone is posting along the lines of "send them all to the death camps" etc. on the mailing lists or discussion boards, for any group, that would be covered under the other items in the Ruby CoC, where participants are expecte
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   by astanm 1y ago

   The latter would be off-topic for a programming language discussion forum, certainly. But working with others that happen to hold differing views on that topic? Not a problem. It would be unreasonable to expect everyone to have the same per
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   by astanm 1y ago

   That would be covered under the next part of the Ruby CoC: > Participants must ensure that their language and actions are free from personal attacks and disparaging remarks. And anyway, rhetoric which advocates for killing groups of pe
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   by astanm 1y ago

   This, from the Ruby CoC, is key: > Participants are expected to be tolerant of opposing views. If you can't tolerate that others will have different perspectives to you then it means you're likely to be a very difficult and i