Comment by nialse
4 days ago
I'm going to pick on the example. Love both pi and use mcp, so it's a welcome change. However, I don't want to live in the world where anger is the prioritisation criteria for fixing bugs, and civil conversation about severe issues goes ignored.
criteria: {
none: "Neutral, factual, or friendly, even about a serious bug",
mild: "Explicit annoyance, impatience, or disappointment",
high: "Clearly angry, exasperated, sarcastic, or fed up",
},
You could turn it on its head and it could be exactly the opposite - that the people who are the most angry, sarcastic, etc are exactly the kind of issues that you should automatically close and ban from creating issues for being non-civilized productive contributors.
Doesn't have to be used for prioritization purposes. Obviously a little annoyance is to be expected at times, but you could explicitly ban egregious angry behavior in your project.
True that.