Handling attacks on a community

Posted Mar 19, 2020 21:58 UTC (Thu) by nix (subscriber, #2304)
In reply to: Handling attacks on a community by yoe
Parent article: Handling attacks on a community

Wow that's unethical. He talks about "a long standing volunteer" without once suggesting that *he's talking about himself*.

Handling attacks on a community

Posted Mar 20, 2020 0:55 UTC (Fri) by karkhaz (subscriber, #99844) [Link]

The post appears to be at least somewhat a response to [0], which clarifies what Debian's official communication channels are.

It was posted on https://debian.community. But I found another copy of it on a site I hadn't seen before, https://uncensored.debian.community [1]. That site's design looks confusingly similar to Debian's official web pages. It aggregates real blog posts by Debian project members, interspersed with "debian community news" posts, without any distinction. The "community news" post that you mentioned was posted immediately after the aggregated post from bits.d.o.

The sheer volume and extent of this person's effort is baffling. Best wishes to everybody affected.

[0] https://bits.debian.org/2020/03/official-communication-ch...
[1] https://uncensored.debian.community/#https://debian.commu...