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>>55
Why did you post kopipe?
http://feminist.livejournal.com/2618732.html?thread=75473772#t75473772
Do you or do you not have an opinion of your own? At least you added [clarifiations], but you also carelessly snipped text.

Now, who is she_obliterated? Is she some internet authority to decide what racism and prejudice means? The text you snipped says As far as I can tell from the community rules, this is where we use the term "prejudice." You shouldn't had snipped that text. It's obvious now, you're just in the wrong context. Progrider is NOT that community. We are NOT supposed to know that kind of stuff. If you want to communicate, make an effort to use English.

>>56
Ah, fuck. Now I just realized this thread is about http://todogroup.org/opencodeofconduct/. I had forgotten. Maybe now the post in >>38 makes some sense. I apologise. (I kept the reply to >>55 in my post just to show my ignorance -- I just read >>56)

I have no fucking idea what todogroup.org is about. Reading a bit about it, I still don't get it. They are there to lay out some behavioral rules for people who develop open-source?

Reading http://todogroup.org/opencodeofconduct/, I see that they're saying they won't act on reverse racism. I guess it's something important for some people, this whole thing. It leaves me uninterested. I'm impressed this nonsense has made it this far, but I guess different people have different needs.

Anyway, why is >>1 pissed? Does he feel that reverse-racism is impornant? Moreover, how harsh could reverse-racism be? Just put up an alias, never mention anything about yourself and contribute to the project. You'll never encounter problems this way. I don't get it.