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2/ The argument is he has a large audience and a bigger responsibility and I get that as somebody who now feels a bit of that pressure myself. But is this relatively mild criticism is worth a all this public shaming? Is it really worth our time tearing into great people like
3/ François who is on the right side of most things and bravely stands for those things, over this? In the context of a world that is way messed up currently? I know a lot of people in this community don't like what's going on. I’d vote for less infighting, personally.
Although the tone didn't feel very infighting-y to me (mostly). It felt more like you gently but firmly telling your friend what might be misconstrued in his language!
Depends on where you’re looking. I saw somebody pretty prominent on the field retweet it and there was a bit of a pile on of random beefs. For example: “Him confessing to curse while programming, really explains a lot about his character.” Wat???
Matplotlib has a usability problem clearly.
It does have a usability problem! Just like I’ll readily admit that sometimes DeOldify produces just plain awful results and people who point that out are right to say that.
I appreciate the spirit of you are saying, but that's not how social media work, and it has little to do with how ML is as a community. If you are willfully broadcasting your voice to 174k people, you should have a strategy in place for how to do so that effectively.
If you don't, either you are very naive, or very arrogant. From his replies, it seems obvious it's the latter, and I personally have very little sympathy for that.
Criticism of open source should almost always be seen as empathizing with a new user experiencing the tech. I love Haskell, Ubuntu, etc... my issues with them are me cringing at others having to work through shortcomings with less context. Matplotlib is no different
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