This article is just so politically charged and opinionated that it is hard to believe that it is coming on a "tech blog". Not to mention, a while back the very same company wanted its employees to have no political discussions at workplace in a widely published article.

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petralithic 2 hours ago | parent [-]

It's not a tech blog, it's his personal blog, and it's quite in line with that company post previously; advocate for whatever policies you want on your own time and platform but not on the company's, and since this is his personal blog, he is doing exactly that.

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CactusBlue 2 hours ago | parent | next [-]

It's on hey.com domain, which is part of his company.

	▲	ayhanfuat 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		world.hey.com is their personal blogging space. Every user gets a page at world.hey.com/username

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muglug 2 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

It’s published on hey.com, which is a 37Signals product.

Also it’s sort of hard to separate the guy who offers his opinions on his blog and the same guy who offers his opinions at a tech conference.

	▲	mostlysimilar 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		There's plenty to criticize DHH for but to be fair world.hey.com is a feature of the email platform that lets you easily post a blog. He's using his own software/platform and I realize the optics, but you could post your own thoughts at world.hey.com/muglug too.