Re:Bruce Perens: On Non-Judicical Punishment of Individuals
by bryanrasmussen on Tuesday April 06, 2021 @02:32AM
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if you were leading an organization, and had grown it from nothing to being important, then if you are removed from that organization for things you have said that is obviously a punishment, if it is done without a court taking part it is non-judicial punishment. Of course non-judicial punishments exist all over the place and that's just the way the world works, although really for some of the things he's done I think he might open up to judicial (civil court) punishment as well.
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Re:Bruce Perens: On Non-Judicical Punishment of Individuals
by drewcoo on Tuesday April 06, 2021 @08:23AM
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Now imagine that the org has fought corporate-enforced "norms" for decades and suddenly you've been ousted because of corporate-enforced norms. That's edging closer to what happened to RMS.
Re:Bruce Perens: On Non-Judicical Punishment of Individuals
by bryanrasmussen on Tuesday April 06, 2021 @09:09AM
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different norms than they have been dedicated to fighting, and probably the corporate enforced norms here are not ones that the corporations actually care about enforcing but only do so because they feel threatened by other, non-corporate enforced norms.