• Eyck_of_denesle@lemmy.zip
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          Like the comment I replied to. I understand calling people out but that is such an irrelevant topic to the discussion.

          It’s not always sunshine and rainbows but I don’t see the need to whine about every little thing.

          Also note that I’m being fair here. Majority people who are not into foss simply avoid it because of how often they see people bitching about said foss products. It’s just not a good look.

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            I mean I understand why you feel that way but if someone were to refer to me as a woman, as a cis guy I would take it as a sign of disrespect, so I feel more obliged to take the side of the people who are complaining. I feel it is somewhat relevant considering one of the projects mentioned is developed by the people in the link.

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        The fact that someone else fixed the issue doesn’t really excuse the absolutely unacceptable original response to a very reasonable request.

        I’m much more interested in seeing an apology, or any sort of indication that the dev understands how disrespectful they were.

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      People are losing their shit, calling for boycotts, and throwing around accusations of transphobia over comments in the source code and a single line of documentation? Seriously? And brigading the developer three years after the fact‽ I was ready to write off Ladybird, but damn, this was taken way out of proportion.

      I’m all in for equal treatment, but people need to get a perspective. Such an extreme reaction will ultimately hurt the cause they’re trying to advocate for. Getting bent out of shape and publicly brigading something for every perceived slight, every time someone’s feelings are hurt, or can’t get their way, will get them – and the demographic or movement they represent – labelled as undesirable.

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        A single line of documentation? How about looking into some context? Hurt feelings my ass, Andreas isn’t some innocent, silly little guy who never does anything questionable.

        And which cause exactly are you talking about? Because I don’t know about you, but I’ll stand for real, marginalized people over lines of code on a screen any day.

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        This is why I hate the FOSS community. Everyone freaks out and cries wolf the second a platform doesn’t share their political opinion, even if it’s completely irrelevant to privacy or FOSS.

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          Foss certainly aligns better with left-wing philosophies, i don’t think far-right need to be widely accepted in these communities

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            Calling someone far-right for not wanting to implement a useless pronouns feature is a bit wild.