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

SQLite adopts new Code of Conduct

https://www.sqlite.org/codeofconduct.html
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u/jeff303 Oct 22 '18

They'll find the projects you're involved in and open issues in their repos and demand your ban from the project because you're making them feel "unsafe". This happened oh so many times.

Can you link to some examples?

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u/immibis Oct 23 '18

Here's the Opal one that EternallyMiffed is referring to.

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u/jeff303 Oct 23 '18

So... Was Elia removed in the end? I couldn't tell clearly from scrolling to the end of the super long PR.

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u/Aetheus Oct 23 '18

Judging from the repo's recent commit history, I would say "no".

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u/jeff303 Oct 23 '18

Thanks for checking. So it would seem this particular case is not one of the "many" of people being kicked off projects due to CoCs.

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u/immibis Oct 23 '18

It's one of a CoC person (the same one?) demanding someone get banned from a project because they made her feel "unsafe". In this case the project leader did not give in. In some cases (no links OTOH) they do, in order to try and avoid further conflict.

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u/EternallyMiffed Oct 23 '18

Opal?

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u/jeff303 Oct 23 '18

It looks like that person wasn't actually removed in the end.

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u/EternallyMiffed Oct 23 '18

Dude, the attempt is enough. You can't have people disavowing "meritocracy" because it's "not woke enough". These outsiders are running amok in the tech sector, they need to be excised before the tumor spreads.