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1. jəˈrunˈprɑːt (jeroenpraat@todon.nl@todon.nl)'s status on Friday, 29-Jun-2018 14:36:45 UTC jəˈrunˈprɑːt

   @Gargron

   1. Don't call me a dude

   2. Yes, telling people to stay on GitHub after Microsoft's takeover makes you corporate minded.

   3. Don't tell me there is no solution for those forks, cause there is. There are many possibilities, like mirroring or keep a copy, or those forks also moving away from GitHub.

   You force people that don't want to to business with Microsoft (like me) to do business with Microsoft. That's also corporate minded.

   Have a nice day.

   • EUnomia's ethical™ advicer (paulfree14@todon.nl)'s status on Friday, 29-Jun-2018 14:48:45 UTC EUnomia's ethical™ advicer

     in reply to

     • Eugen 💀

     @jeroenpraat
     4. not moving away from github is supporting indirect fascism.
     Microsoft said they are proud to support ICE. #GitHub is one of their product that makes microsoft look like a great company, since even 'all' the opensource devs are there.
     The current situation requires to take position against any major company that supports ICE.

     #fuckoffmicrosoft

     here's a list of devs that are going to leave:
     https://github.com/selfagency/microsoft-drop-ice
     @Gargron

     jəˈrunˈprɑːt repeated this.
   • jəˈrunˈprɑːt (jeroenpraat@todon.nl@todon.nl)'s status on Friday, 29-Jun-2018 14:49:35 UTC jəˈrunˈprɑːt

     in reply to

     @paulfree14 Yes ICE was also in my original reply last night.

     @Gargron

   • jəˈrunˈprɑːt (jeroenpraat@todon.nl@todon.nl)'s status on Friday, 29-Jun-2018 14:52:36 UTC jəˈrunˈprɑːt

     in reply to

     @paulfree14 And not only ICE by the way. Microsoft had over the years a very aggressive marketing campaign towards public and educational services, at least here in the Netherlands.