I used to think it was kinda pander-y, but then after participating in some of these communities it was just obnoxious when it wasn't stated, the cultural wedge between people. Where randomly there was drama from someone posting an unrelated yet offensive meme/joke, then it was a huge discussion on if it was ban worthy, if it was okay to joke about, or xyz. When really I just wanted to be nerdy with others.
Re:Gleam v1.12.0 Released
by steve_adams_86 on Wednesday August 06, 2025 @04:04PM
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I get that. You can put up the signs, but it doesn't need to be a regular, loud topic in the community. In fact, the signs should serve to prevent the need to discuss it in the community and make moderation cleaner and easier.
Re:Gleam v1.12.0 Released
by ModernMech on Wednesday August 06, 2025 @07:45PM
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I like what Rust does: they make the LGBTQ+ flag the background of the discord icon. Nuff said.
I dunno, it seems like everyone should have learned lessons from the sordid scala and node drama incidents, but instead they're just forgotten.
Don't make in groups and out groups. Just have a "be nice" rule and leave it at that.
Re:Gleam v1.12.0 Released
by steve_adams_86 on Wednesday August 06, 2025 @04:02PM
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The trouble is that nazis think it's very nice to get rid of the untouchables. Life is messy, you've got to set some boundaries and stick to them or jerks gum up the works.
Re:Gleam v1.12.0 Released
by ASalazarMX on Thursday August 07, 2025 @06:24PM
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Then they're evidently not being nice to the ones they deem untouchables, and can be expelled.
For guys like me, it seems like a needless distraction from what matters. Unless I consider living a life in which there are people who don't want me to exist, or something. Then yeah, I might throw up a few "please fuck off" signs, I don't know.