Enrico Weigelt, metux IT consult - 12.06.25, 13:53:20 CEST:
> I hope we can fill that gap. Our ethics are pretty simple and
> straightforward, just like in the old days of the hacker subculture:
>
> Let's come together, building some great piece of software. Just be kind
> and respectful to each other and let's have fun together.

I read through some of the comments on GitHub.

From that my conclusion would again be that DEI and the current right wing
is the root of all evil and then some rhetoric has been introduced
specifically and deliberately (!) in order to cause division. Just like
the climate crisis due to CO² narrative and so much more¹.

This is very sad.

I found this often enough in other situations that the only way forward at
the moment often enough seems to: Agree to disagree.

This is not about preventing discrimination of people.

This is not even about right wing versus left wing anymore.

This is about introducing division.

So sad.

I hope soon enough more people wake up and look at who actually benefits
from creating all that division. And who might have introduced and pushed
the tools used to create it.


How can we heal that?


I feel safe enough to post this statement here. I do not feel like posting
it on GitHub currently.


[1] I do not claim there is no change in climate. There always was, there
is and there always will be, I'd say.

Best,
--
Martin