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Normal Behavior vs. Our Higher Standards

Normal Behavior vs. Our Higher Standards

Posted Aug 29, 2017 21:07 UTC (Tue) by paulj (subscriber, #341)
In reply to: Normal Behavior vs. Our Higher Standards by Wol
Parent article: Patrick McHardy and copyright profiteering (Opensource.com)

Having learned from bitter experience in another community.... There is only so much tolerance one should show to those members of a community who have disdain for its norms, and who keep pushing at its boundaries.

Also, with regard to Cisco, it is notorious for fostering a cut-throat, aggressive, internal corporate culture (through banded stack-and-yank that pits colleagues against each other). They're notorious for competing aggressively. They're notorious for aggressive politics at standards bodies. I've observed ex-Cisco employees being much more aggressively political when participating in open-source communities than was otherwise the norm.

Aggression is a feature of that company, and those who come out of it, it seems to me.


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