> it's still a far cry from "proof of malicious intent"

Is the difference meaningful? It’s proof of a value set so different from the community’s as to merit the same response: expulsion.

▲ dotancohen 4 days ago | parent [-]

  > Is the difference meaningful? It’s proof of a value set so different from the community’s as to merit the same response: expulsion.

We expel people for different values now? I'm not Christian, should I be expelled?

Is there a defined set of values that one must uphold, or at least believe in theoretically, to be a welcome member?

	▲	JumpCrisscross a day ago \| parent [-]
		> We expel people for different values now? Yes, that's what core values mean. If they're not embraced by everyone, they cease to be core. If X11 tolerates developers who think piping data unseen to remote servers is okay, the project as a whole ceases to be trustworthy. > I'm not Christian, should I be expelled? From a listserv? No. From, like, a religious group? Maybe.