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I wonder why other much more prominent tech czars like Bill Gates are not targeted by the cancel crowd. He actually met Epstein, flew in his plane and employed an actual pedophile in his home...https://web.archive.org/web/20190822181208/https://www.seattlepi.com/local/article/Police-Bill-Gates-estate-staff-member-traded-5988138.php …
Given the fact that half of the cancel crowd is working for Microsoft / Azure and the other half is opposed to free software and planning to replace it with open source governance under permissive licenses, it's not really a suprise.
The initiator of the cancel campaign, @sarahmei, is working for a company that is actually being prosecuted by 50 victims for sex trafficking. It's a shame that she decided to turn a blind eye to these actual horrendous crimes that happened right in front of her in her office.
But I guess targetting your own $13 billion company (that made millions fom human trafficking thanks to Backpage), would require a higer degree of commitment to women's rights than attacking a tiny non profit and a guy who wrote offensive emails...https://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/2019/03/27/salesforce-sued-sex-trafficking/ …
Oh, he was offensive in person, too. But you're right, the SalesForce/Backpage stuff looks bad. I'm glad they're being sued over it. I also suspect that if Sarah were objecting to SalesForce we wouldn't hear about it unless/until the inside version were clearly not working.
Though I can't say much here. I've long been in favour of open-source over FSF-style free licenses. While I appreciate some of Stallman's work and a lot of the FSF's, I *do* think the GPL trips over its own feet in a practical sense.
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