Comments by "Atticus Herodes" (@atticusherodes6648) on "Linux Code of Conduct Board Blocks File System Changes" video.

  1. thats technial being proscecuted for a crime that wasnt considered a crime, kind of like publishing some one for prohibition violations before 1920 before it was illegal
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  2. remember when terms of service was good nough, i had an incident with one of the linuxes who soesnt have a COC< i lubuntu at thetime, i was dscussing an issue, i upedated my lubunto to thelatest stable version and suddeny my computer would lock up refuse to upddate, and pretty much killed my Python IDE, so as i was discussing the issues, half way through, smome guy butted inoff topic, said well you two are being polite, but i see that wee need a COC in here, and that wasnt even the place to talk about it, s i have to learnanew programing language, andd switch to BSD i guess? or React OS lol
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  3. this close ot going BSD or React OS right now, and you know the reasons but then again I am a writer so i only need a suppoerted Woed processing system that supports or is comaptoibnle with windows and gogles docs, and i am a retro gamer and supports oldd doss amd wwin programs, and is small enough to fit in my agign system.
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  4. report them to the CO ans se eif we ant get them into a logical paradox whwere they self destruct? after screaming DOES NOTT COMPUTE?
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  5.  @playercharacter117  I liked tos, because coc means rhey regulate you on all platforms s where a tos, are rules you can't do on thier platform, now they have t he guts to apply to to platforms they do not own?
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  6. @わかるマーン  that's why we had tos, coc is to regulate you on all platforms even ones they don't own
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  7. i thin k someof us hwere rasing conscents at least 2011 i think it became noticale in 2014
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