RedHat employee bans Hyprland creator from FDO

Post by diidiidi » Thu, Apr 11, 2024, 6:58 AM UTC

midnight2 wrote: post #89

bitwize wrote: post #83

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I am not a trans woman. midnight2 ASS-umed my gender identity based on my stance on this issue. They are still a transphobe though.

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Post by immibis » Thu, Apr 11, 2024, 7:29 AM UTC

midnight2 wrote: post #76

bitwize wrote: post #59

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If you wish to study physics at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and the dean finds out that you have a history of painting swastikas on buildings and decides to ban your ass from campus, it's not exactly an arbitrary or capricious decision.

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Post by PlutoIsAPlanet » Thu, Apr 11, 2024, 12:30 PM UTC

skyyler wrote: post #69

jacobgkau wrote: post #58

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Unless Lyude decides you need to be banned for something that happened in a different place multiple years ago, in which case your valuable contributions mean nothing and you're no longer allowed to contribute.

The ban was for something that had just happened, which was the poor response to emails and the inflammatory blog post. People keep trying to frame it like the ban was strictly for past actions from years ago, which I find disingenuous at worst and gullible at best.

Post by skyyler » Thu, Apr 11, 2024, 5:58 PM UTC

PlutoIsAPlanet wrote: post #95

skyyler wrote: post #69

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The ban was for something that had just happened, which was the poor response to emails and the inflammatory blog post. People keep trying to frame it like the ban was strictly for past actions from years ago, which I find disingenuous at worst and gullible at best.

> which was the poor response to emails The email said it wasn't up for discussion.