I never stated that it was poorly run, acting like this might get better results. I was replying to the poster who postulated what could happen if a hit piece was ran in a public setting against someone for their OSS contributions and how it seemed like reality wasn't already too far off from that to me
> It's given me the impression that if I don't create something that is up to a teams standard from commit 0
Linus has said that he reserves his abuse for senior people who should know better. It's his antidote to a complacent overclass that mistreats the kernel development process.