Take note of the people in your life who think that guy "should've just got off the plane"
These are the people who report their neighbors
I really believe that command line programmes should abort if they get a command line flag they don't recognise. I just spend ~1 hour because I had a typo in a flag. (--minzoon vs --minzoom).
The user should be told they did something wrong, and how to fix it, rather than the programme continuing on and using a default value instead.
When you design a CoC for your #Mastodon or #GNUSocial instance, remember that you want enough strictness to:
- Kick ESR off if he shows up
- Aggressively ban botters & 4chan
- Shut up the nazi-brigade when they come
- Protect your users from abusive third parties.
People still fretting about "owning" their username on every instance.
<morpheus>What if I told you that you never owned your username on the birdsite in the first place?</morpheus>