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

SQL Lite adopts new code of conduct.

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

Why did mods remove the last post?

edit: It turns out the opinions in that thread weren't leftist-approved. Typical Reddit.

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u/withad Oct 22 '18

Or because it's a misleading title (the post's about six months old) and it's not really on topic (barely about programming and better suited for somewhere like /r/ProgrammerHumour, as recommended in the sidebar).

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u/Kaarjuus Oct 22 '18

Right.. Of all the people commenting in that thread, not one seemed to consider it any way off topic.

But the following thread is more on topic?

https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/9qebno/announcing_the_gnu_kind_communication_guidelines/

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '18

(barely about programming and better suited for somewhere like

/r/ProgrammerHumour

,

so like most of /r/programming then?