Linux • 4 years ago

Redhat: Making open source more inclusive by eradicating problematic language

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Redhat: Making open source more inclusive by eradicating problematic language

Linux • 4 years ago

Making open source more inclusive by eradicating problematic language

Red Hat is making a commitment to help make open source a truly inclusive space and our action plan to eradicate problematic language from our practices and vocabulary.

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@MegageM
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-7•4 years ago
Rewrite: “Doing nothing removing those words”
- @SirLotsaLocks
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  11•4 years ago
  It helps make anybody feel more comfortable even just one person then it was worth it.
  - @xvf
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    -3•4 years ago
    Your username makes me uncomfortable.
    - @SirLotsaLocks
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      3•4 years ago
      Really?

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