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  • Limiting the freedoms of innocent people who happen to live in a country doesn't protect the rights of others.

  • No, this is on Linus and the Linux Foundation

  • This has nothing to do with xz

  • Individual people are not, no. Unless you think individual Americans, Israeli, Palestinians, Chinese, French, and many more need to be punished too.

  • Where does it say they're FSB agents?

  • From what I saw in the executive order it wasn't limited to just sanctioned companies. Linus and other maintainers haven't come out with which specific sanction they're talking about so its just speculation

  • I agree, but people aren't their government. Discriminating based on nationality is xenophobia.

  • What backlash do all Americans, all Palestinians, all Israelis, all Chinese, all French, and many more deserve?

  • Yes, and I said I want open-source to be open. As in not just open-source, but also open to all. That is my personal moral value, and I advocate for that. What the OSI supports has nothing to do with that.

  • Russian people aren't the Russian state

  • .ml is full of tankies. Also, nothing in open-source principles say that to my knowledge. Am I not allowed to have beliefs not explicitly defined by the OSI?

  • I actually just emailed RMS about this and I'm genuinely curious what he says. If anyone else is interested, I'll ask if he's fine with me sharing some of the response.

  • How many of these Russian maintainers were in Ukraine?

  • You have to be arguing in bad faith if you’re trying to say “citizens of nation shouldn’t be responsible for their nation”

    I say that in good faith

    it’s that their government can’t

    Then take action against specific people if you see that happening.

  • Source that any of them were?

  • I've contributed to open-source projects for years. My account name is my real name. I'm not a bot. I believe in individual people and not punishing them for the actions of their government.

  • It is genuine xenophobia. I like in Poland, and its like you're either a homophobe, or a xenophobe- with pretty limited inbetween. (And there are plenty of people who are both)

  • This topic has nothing to do with being "pro-Russian" instead its being pro-individualist and pro-open source

  • This is about open-source being open. I'm a very non-tankie, and I think this is bad- though a bit better if its only people working for sanctioned companies.