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That is true. Nonetheless, my question was why didn't they fork his code or made a new project but within a more inclusive environment. I'm not being confrontative, I would really like to know.
The idea of doing that, that very use of the word "fork," these things all emerged after FOSS established itself. There was no reason for them to participate, if the price of participation was abuse. And, in this exclusion, Stallman (and other early FOSS developers) rode their
ideas down into a dead end. The underlying social theories of FOSS were all about inclusion, while the actual FOSS communities were exclusive and misogynistic. The exclusionary beliefs ended up making FOSS marginal, successful largely in highly technical areas of computing.
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