Re:GitHub's Code of Conduct
by Karunamon on Tuesday August 11, 2015 @04:17PM
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>Among many other problems, not all forms of unwelcoming behavior have to do with "attacking someone based on their real-life identity". A statement like that might be a start.
Of course not - but it would slot nicely as a replacement into the controversial piece of the Github CoC, which is kind of what I was aiming at. Under what circumstances would a contributor's real life identity ever be relevant in the context of a ticketing system?
you've also managed to dismiss any and all discussions of how to positively improve a project to better address social issues
Most of the time, those social issue are irrelevant. We're not talking about behavior on a chat channel, or a conference, or a mailing list, we're talking about behavior on a bug tracker.
What social issues are not being addressed on a bug tracker that are relevant to the projects in question?
Of course not - but it would slot nicely as a replacement into the controversial piece of the Github CoC, which is kind of what I was aiming at. Under what circumstances would a contributor's real life identity ever be relevant in the context of a ticketing system?
you've also managed to dismiss any and all discussions of how to positively improve a project to better address social issues
Most of the time, those social issue are irrelevant. We're not talking about behavior on a chat channel, or a conference, or a mailing list, we're talking about behavior on a bug tracker.
What social issues are not being addressed on a bug tracker that are relevant to the projects in question?