Re: Linux distro CachyOS: "an LGBTQ+ safe place"

On 2/24/2025 3:57 PM, Joel wrote:

Phobe DFS <guhnoo-basher@linux.advocaca> wrote:
 

"Official CachyOS Community Rules
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10. This is a LGBTQ+ safe place, and so it is forbidden to provoke and
insult LGBTQ+ people."
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https://wiki.cachyos.org/policy/community-rules/
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And then shortly after opening an "issue" on CachyOS Github asking "Why
does CachyOS embrace pronouns, a Code of Conduct and a safe space for
LGBTQ+.  It's ridiculous.  Your job is technology." my Github account
was made invisible to the public.  Some offended by everything sissy
reported me.
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That can't happen here, because "Usenet is vile."
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Long live vile Usenet.

  Way to miss the point, dude, CachyOS is merely expressing that they
aren't going to put up with the obnoxious anti-LGBTQ rhetoric.

What rhetoric?
Going back 20 years, I can't recall a single anti-LGBTQ post on a Linux distro forum.  Not one.
The recent usage of pronouns, codes of conduct, and "safe spaces" is what's obnoxious - and unnecessary - on tech forums.  They do it for one reason only: pathetic narcissism.  Which is the same reason you make disgusting cola posts about being buttfucked by your boyfriend.