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On kernel mailing list behavior

On kernel mailing list behavior

Posted Jul 18, 2013 21:57 UTC (Thu) by nix (subscriber, #2304)
In reply to: On kernel mailing list behavior by jmorris42
Parent article: On kernel mailing list behavior

I've worked in lots of workplaces in which insulting people was beyond the pale. Actually that would be all of them.

In not one was this implemented via 'endless committees', nor was it true that 'everyone of every race, color, gender identity and (approved) religion [came] together in perfect harmony to utterly stamp out any dissenting opinion. Because the one diversity that is forbidden is diversity of thought'.

I find it astonishing that you believe that being asked to not be horrible to people is equivalent to some sort of police state!


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On kernel mailing list behavior

Posted Jul 19, 2013 0:00 UTC (Fri) by Tobu (subscriber, #24111) [Link] (1 responses)

Being offended is entirely up to the person being offended, and doesn't have to be motivated by actual insults. It shouldn't be surprising that being offended and making a spectacle of it has become way more popular than insulting people; it's just as nasty to interpersonal relationships, and way less risky.

On kernel mailing list behavior

Posted Jul 19, 2013 0:17 UTC (Fri) by rgmoore (✭ supporter ✭, #75) [Link]

It shouldn't be surprising that being offended and making a spectacle of it has become way more popular than insulting people

[Citation Needed]

I've certainly seen a lot more nasty insults from LKML- the arena under discussion- than claims of being offended.

On kernel mailing list behavior

Posted Jul 19, 2013 2:51 UTC (Fri) by ajf (guest, #10844) [Link]

I find it astonishing that you believe that being asked to not be horrible to people is equivalent to some sort of police state!
Oh my god, that’s treating other people with respect gone mad!


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