10.19.20

Maybe This is What Codes of Conduct Were Made for? Or to Prevent? (Updated)

Posted in Debian at 8:24 am by Dr. Roy Schestowitz

Debian developers who find ways to insult women, old people and fellow Debian folks at the same time (that hand gesture has sexual connotation)?

Debian being rude

Summary: When people bemoan the abuse they receive from a so-called ‘anti-harassment’ team (covering up corporate corruption in a project by ousting people) this is the kind of thing they receive from colleagues or former colleagues

Update: He has just done that again. Screenshot below.

And come again

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