Think about this...
All those codes of conduct and talk about being a welcoming community were necessary so that they could become an attractive, bland target for a large company's portfolio. Big companies don't like buying things that encourage anti-authority tendencies, so before GitHub could sellout, they had to "tame" the traditionally unrulable and independent-thinking tech community. Virtue signaling was just a nice bonus.
Never for a minute buy talk of ethics or virtue from politicians of businessmen, instead ask cui bono?
Think about this...
All those codes of conduct and talk about being a welcoming community were necessary so that they could become an attractive, bland target for a large company's portfolio. Big companies don't like buying things that encourage anti-authority tendencies, so before GitHub could sellout, they had to "tame" the traditionally unrulable and independent-thinking tech community. Virtue signaling was just a nice bonus.
Never for a minute buy talk of ethics or virtue from politicians of businessmen, instead ask _cui bono_?
It's already going down hill due to SJW stuff.
This just might be the nail.