Wanna contribute something relevant to Devuan, no one is stopping you.
Either provide real help or gtfo, your political rants are of no real value.
On Dec 3, 2014 1:49 PM, "Gregory Smith" <gregorysmith1974a@???> wrote:

> Nope, if you don't agree with feminists you get kicked out of debian
> (Ted Walther).
> If you don't agree with feminists your work is deleted from opensource
> hosts at their request.
> If you don't agree with feminists your work is rejected from debian
> for that reason.
>
> You must be pro-women's rights, anti girl-child marriage, progressive
> person to contribute to opensource. You do NOT need to code or do
> anything to contribute tho (Debian-Woman don't for the most part, but
> their "great contributers")
>
> That's how it is now. It didn't used to be. Everything changed around
> 2005/2006 or somewhere along there.
>
> On 12/3/14, Vlad <2389vbl@???> wrote:
> > Group or gender X has just as much right to oppress and force it's
> opinions
> > on Y as Y has to oppress and force it's opinion non X, which is none.
> > If you think there is spyware or other dangerous or buggy stuff in code
> > please feel free to raise the red flag and/or clean it up yourself.
> > At the end of the day if somebody produces decent code and adheres to the
> > spirit of open source and the Unix philosophy that is far more important
> > than political affiliations IMO, however that does not mean that pushing
> a
> > particular agenda other than that of free and open software that does one
> > thing and does it well is a good thing.
> > Political idiocy and agenda pushing played a large part in the adoption
> of
> > systemd IMO, and I for one would rather not see any of it here.
> >
> > On December 3, 2014 9:22:00 AM EET, Isaac Dunham <ibid.ag@???>
> wrote:
> >>On Wed, Dec 03, 2014 at 04:37:02AM +0000, Gregory Smith wrote:
> >>> (social progressives) need surveillance so they can put "bad" people
> >>> (non-progressives, sexists, pedos, anti-feminists, racists, muslims,
> >>> old christians,.. anything that would be in good standing with the
> >>> ideas expressed in the old testament... anyone against them) in
> >>prison
> >>> or to be bombed.
> >><and a lot more in like vein>
> >>
> >>Gregory,
> >>I voted for Huckabee, Keyes, Perry, and Romney...and I'm going to say
> >>that, with uncapped 1.5Mbit DSL, none of your emails, this one
> >>especially, have been worth the bandwidth to download them.
> >>
> >>You advocate open-source development as a meritocracy.
> >>You say that men create things.
> >>Now, I'd like to see you create something that merits reading.
> >>(Preferably a package stripped of a systemd dependency, or some other
> >>code that helps to get Devuan closer to release.)
> >>
> >>Also, I ask you to consider in prayer whether Eph. 4:1-3, Eph 4:29,
> >>Phil. 4:5-8, Col. 3:8, and Gal. 5:13-15 mean anything to you; I cannot
> >>see how the email to which I am replying could be considered compatible
> >>with the principles expressed in the New Testament.
> >>
> >>Awaiting a post that is more useful to edification or the need of the
> >>moment,
> >>Isaac Dunham
> >>
> >>--
> >>And now a contribution to this list that may help the readership using
> >>mutt:
> >>===
> >>#make sure the average email isn't deleted
> >>score "~f .*" 1
> >>#remove posts about 4chan
> >>score "~s .*4chan.*" -2
> >>#if a troll joins the list
> >># score "~f user@???" -1
> >>#delete stuff that scores too low
> >>set score_threshold_delete=0
> >>===
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> >
> > --
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>