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Re:Twin – Tailwind with the flexibility of CSS-in-JS by girvo on Thursday December 03, 2020 @04:46AM (#25287307)
A number of JavaScript projects have put support messages for the Black Lives Matter movement into the top of their README or home pages. I think it’s an excellent thing, personally.
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Re:Twin – Tailwind with the flexibility of CSS-in-JS by saturn_vk on Thursday December 03, 2020 @05:14AM (#25287488)
I agree with the sentiment that BLM, but I don't see how a message/banner/whatever helps in the matter.
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Re:Twin – Tailwind with the flexibility of CSS-in-JS by ficklepickle on Thursday December 03, 2020 @08:05AM (#25288413)
Autist here. I see this with so much human behaviour. Often the purpose seems not to be actual measurable progress but rather social signalling. I suppose it serves a social purpose, perhaps it is a precursor to material change. I feel it is important to remember that humans are tribal apes. If we deny our nature, it is much harder to overcome.
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Re:Twin – Tailwind with the flexibility of CSS-in-JS by neilsense on Thursday December 03, 2020 @07:07AM (#25288070)
It's a nonsense thing but, hey, it's easier than doing something of actual value.
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