Re:Open letter from computer scientists to ACM opposing canc...
by africanboy on Thursday December 31, 2020 @04:31PM
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IMO it doesn't.
But if it becomes the default for the 56 million GitHub developers, is it really freedom of speech?
I don't disagree with renaming the default branch and I've been using the name develop as the default branch for 2 years now, but I am still not sure that changing it globally on a global platform qualifies as "good behaviour".
Edit:
If you disagree, can you please write a comment stating why you do?
It would be very helpful, if I am saying something obviously wrong I would love to understand why.
But if it becomes the default for the 56 million GitHub developers, is it really freedom of speech?
I don't disagree with renaming the default branch and I've been using the name develop as the default branch for 2 years now, but I am still not sure that changing it globally on a global platform qualifies as "good behaviour".
Edit:
If you disagree, can you please write a comment stating why you do?
It would be very helpful, if I am saying something obviously wrong I would love to understand why.
Thanks!