> If someone submitted a PR to my project who held openly racist positions, I would deny the PR. No amount of genius or technical merit makes up for that.
In contrast, I, and many other people, would evaluate it on its technical merits and merge it if it was good. It's just code; it inherits no sin from its writer.
But you discriminate against code--not even a person--based on your personal dislike of its writer. Isn't that bigoted?
In contrast, I, and many other people, would evaluate it on its technical merits and merge it if it was good. It's just code; it inherits no sin from its writer.
But you discriminate against code--not even a person--based on your personal dislike of its writer. Isn't that bigoted?