This mess with @nodejs is a reminder that ENFORCEMENT STEPS MATTER. Node has a CoC they just *CHOSE TO NOT ENFORCE*:https://github.com/nodejs/TSC/blob/master/CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md …
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The list of issues was removed from that report because "core collaborators" thought "listing the issues was not fair to Rod." RIP context.
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I want to reject the first item on the list. The description is incorrect, and IMHO there was not CoC violation anyway, on the contrary.
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ok that's great what about the rest
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Like, I didn't write that list.
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But you cite if as if it's a list of facts. IMHO the 2nd one is a "moderation policy" violation (also AFAICT no one was offended)
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The posting on twitter, IMHO are the only CoC related.
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ok, is that all you needed to say? I believe the "fact" I was presenting is "this is what jasnell posted", since the person *asked*
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Agreed. I wish ALL the information was available and people would get all the details and form their own opinion. 1/2
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I don't think you are wrong. If people were offended that's a problem! (P.S. IMHO the fork is a great idea.)
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do those tweets still exist?
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i typed in one of the URLs at random and it was still there
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i was too lazy to do that but i found http://web.archive.org/web/20170821212745/https://github.com/nodejs/TSC/issues/310 …
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Omg who thought editing it out would be a good idea? That guy is such a dick
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