@jezhumble Weird, how can that timeline include both rape stories and that Linux magazine article on Girls and Linux as “incidents”?
@tastapod @nicolerauch You miss @jezhumble’s point: you’re not the audience. I don’t think you or I would act differently because of a CoC.
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@jessitron I love these things. If only they displayed the presenter screen instead of the one shown to the audience …
@clemensv Kann ich nachvollziehen. Bin aber ganz froh, dass es so und nicht andersherum ist :-)
@clemensv Ist bei Länderturnieren halt scheiße, weil du gar nichts dagegen machen kannst, dass das doof nationalistisch ankommt
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@clemensv Ach, man muss gar nicht berufsbetroffen sein, um die Nummer total dämlich zu finden.
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@nicolerauch @tastapod So maybe our only disagreement is whether there’s value in announcing your policies up front?
@nicolerauch @tastapod No; if I’m the organizer, I would make sure the CoC only contains promises I’d be willing to keep.
@NicoleRauch @tastapod Hm, this particular one I don’t get. As an organizer, you’re promising you’ll enforce certain rules.
@tastapod @samnewman @tedneward @kevlinhenney @hhariri @jezhumble … and clear that you’re willing to be held accountable.
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@tastapod @samnewman @tedneward @kevlinhenney @hhariri @jezhumble The point is that you’re being explicit about what you won’t tolerate …
. @tastapod Personally, I find this code of conduct entirely appropriate and can’t see why anyone would object to it: confcodeofconduct.com
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@tastapod I’ve never needed a code of conduct. My guess is you haven’t either. Maybe we shouldn’t be the judges of what’s appropriate, then?
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@adrianco Thank you. @brendangregg, if you’re willing to do a podcast with us, could you please email me at stefan.tilkov@innoq.com? Thanks
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