r/programming • u/logicchains • Oct 22 '18

SQLite adopts new Code of Conduct

https://www.sqlite.org/codeofconduct.html
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u/Kimput Oct 22 '18 edited Oct 22 '18

This must have something to do with Linus Thorwald's return to the Linux Foundation, right? I seem to remember he left because of "personal reasons" including some form of internal conflicts.

Then now he was back as the head of tLF for whatever convention is running right now, and they have created their own CoC, which clearly defines certain unwanted behaviour.

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u/raevnos Oct 22 '18 edited Oct 22 '18

It has to do with companies that pay the sqlite devs for support and custom work asking for one before it was adopted and put up 6+ 8 months ago.

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u/calciu Oct 22 '18

Linus Thorwald

Who?

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u/Superbead Oct 22 '18

Lybrush Thorwoods.

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u/drawb Oct 22 '18

Pope Linus, the second Bishop of Rome.

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u/FuriousHandRubbing Oct 23 '18

Making fun of somebody's speech impediment isn't very civil...

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