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TheEvilSkeleton , vor 3 Tagen an Random Englisch

"Keep politics out of FOSS" is an interesting political statement

aks , vor 3 Tagen

@karolherbst @TheEvilSkeleton yeah its the no politics browser, when you open it it closes itself because its existence is inherently political

karolherbst , vor 14 Tagen an Random Englisch

To speak for marginalized groups is just and important.

However we have to remind ourselves to never make them compete who is the most marginalized group.

No "but this group has it worse, therefore your group is just less important" or other similar nonsense.

We need to work on fixing all those issues at the same time together.

And for that we need to stop to generalize or take one bad actor as the reason on why an entire group of people is bad.

aks , vor 14 Tagen

@karolherbst people using marginalized groups as "weapon" to get their way is also just disgusting.

18+ karolherbst , vor 16 Tagen an Random Englisch

We have to stop declaring any project being generally "better" than others. Or to say that FOSS competes with anything as this is just inherently toxic.

Saying "FOSS project competes with X" also says "FOSS project's main goal is to win". But what does it give you if you win against whatever other FOSS project or commercial software?

And why does it have to be about winning in the first place? I want people to work on cool stuff.

I work in FOSS because it's fun, not to win.

18+ aks , vor 16 Tagen

@karolherbst

I want to win.. together against proprietary stuff ;)

18+ aks , vor 16 Tagen

@karolherbst indeed!

I just want to help KDE desktop and apps to be good experience to everyone, in way or another.