I'm leaving Ruby Central
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I'm leaving Ruby Central
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#2I’ve always acted as a community-oriented person, so I feel it’s my duty to share what really happened, what the current state is, and why Ruby Central has failed in the eyes of the community. This is my perspective — and why I’m leaving Ruby Central by choice, but am being forced out of Bundler, RubyGems, and RubyGems.org.
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#3the best evidence of unilateral decision making is the basic fact that github provides a direct route to _open issues and discuss changes_.
Did they do that?
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#4This post jumps into the center of some controversy in a very unclear place. Is there a short (preferably neutral) summary of what this is all about somewhere?
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#5This post jumps into the center of some controversy in a very unclear place. Is there a short (preferably neutral) summary of what this is all about somewhere?
See the link in the third paragraph of this fine article.
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I see nothing in the post that suggests it was written with AI.
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#8This post jumps into the center of some controversy in a very unclear place. Is there a short (preferably neutral) summary of what this is all about somewhere?
See the link in the third paragraph of this fine article.
Discussed today: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45348390
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Not sure why you think this is relevant. The issue is about Ruby Central's failure to make a coherent statement or mea culpa, which the Github post does. AI influence is incidental.
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#10Oof. I'm sad to see this happen.
I got off the Ruby and Rails trains ages ago (around the time that Rails changed the package management solution it used; that convinced me the whole project was not in its "adults in the room" phase yet and I couldn't be bothered to keep up with a project that would require me to pay attention to it every quarter instead of putting a project down for a year and having it mostly work when I picked it up again). Sad to say this kerfluffle hasn't exactly shifted my opinion of the ecosystem.