Just a public service announcement.

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          Really, where they all high when they written such things? I will loose faith in humanity.

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              They are against diversity in a lot of comments because they prefer meritocracy. But open-source byitself is the definition of diversity.

              Do those people are doing job interviews to every single person who is posting an issue or a pull request on their project to be sure that the person is good enough for them to accept a pull request from?

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      I have an opinion but this is not connected with my political view in any way, at least for me. I’m gonna say that’s the problem with FOSS

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          all coercive and unjust forms of hierarchy should be dismantled

          I found it a bit hilarious that the comment just above this one (in another comment chain) is removed by mod and the user was banned. Is using moderators on Lemmy a just hierarchy, I wonder :P

          I understand why you cannot go “100% Free Speech Allowed” (and Contrapoints once made the best argument I’ve seen for why this is, but I found the contrast quite funny.

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              Well, allow me to RP Socrates for a moment and ask: What IS a “coercive and unjust” hierarchy? Too often, I’ve found people to be imagining those words to mean wildly different things. And obviously, if people can’t agree on what it means to be a “coercive and unjust hierarchy” then it becomes way harder to know whether you are fighting them.

              (no, I’m not a fascist apologist. Fuck fascists. I’m just concerned about mob psychology sometimes taking on a life of its own, especially when it is fighting for a “just cause”)