← Back to context Comment by beeboobaa3 2 years ago Repeatedly. Besides, if you repeatedly pay such little care how can anything you do be trusted? 4 comments beeboobaa3 Reply tekknik 2 years ago You’re right, people are born perfect so this is felony behavior. We should limit their rights as a result.Thanks for giving me a new interview question. beeboobaa3 2 years ago Stop being ridiculous. If you can't learn from your mistakes, even after it has been explained to you several times, you're the problem.> limit their rightsNow you're just being weird. No one has an inherent "right" to contribute to a project. tekknik 2 years ago Yea you missed the point. The point being you’re overreacting to a nonissue. But regardless it’s easy enough to filter your types out of my own projects and teams so I don’t care anymore. 1 reply →
tekknik 2 years ago You’re right, people are born perfect so this is felony behavior. We should limit their rights as a result.Thanks for giving me a new interview question. beeboobaa3 2 years ago Stop being ridiculous. If you can't learn from your mistakes, even after it has been explained to you several times, you're the problem.> limit their rightsNow you're just being weird. No one has an inherent "right" to contribute to a project. tekknik 2 years ago Yea you missed the point. The point being you’re overreacting to a nonissue. But regardless it’s easy enough to filter your types out of my own projects and teams so I don’t care anymore. 1 reply →
beeboobaa3 2 years ago Stop being ridiculous. If you can't learn from your mistakes, even after it has been explained to you several times, you're the problem.> limit their rightsNow you're just being weird. No one has an inherent "right" to contribute to a project. tekknik 2 years ago Yea you missed the point. The point being you’re overreacting to a nonissue. But regardless it’s easy enough to filter your types out of my own projects and teams so I don’t care anymore. 1 reply →
tekknik 2 years ago Yea you missed the point. The point being you’re overreacting to a nonissue. But regardless it’s easy enough to filter your types out of my own projects and teams so I don’t care anymore. 1 reply →
You’re right, people are born perfect so this is felony behavior. We should limit their rights as a result.
Thanks for giving me a new interview question.
Stop being ridiculous. If you can't learn from your mistakes, even after it has been explained to you several times, you're the problem.
> limit their rights
Now you're just being weird. No one has an inherent "right" to contribute to a project.
Yea you missed the point. The point being you’re overreacting to a nonissue. But regardless it’s easy enough to filter your types out of my own projects and teams so I don’t care anymore.
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