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by mikecmpbll
3882 days ago
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"If anyone feels this strongly about a certain group (like Elia), they will find "devil's advocate" (for a lack of better expression) reasons to disagree with them simply because they don't like them, or otherwise try to diminish the person in various forms to deter them from contributing." why on earth do you feel that you're an authority on how people _will_ behave? don't judge everyone else by your awfully low standards of professionalism, almost everyone i've ever worked with has been capable of working with people with which they have disagreements, without their differences of opinions causing issues. grow up. |
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I am not an authority on how people will behave; it was simply a prognosis. I am sorry, if I somehow implied otherwise.
> don't judge everyone else by your awfully low standards of professionalism
Generally, if someone has horrible personal antics, it's very likely they'll carry those into other aspects of their life, even GitHub or work. We're only human.
> almost everyone i've ever worked with has been capable of working with people with which they have disagreements, without their differences of opinions causing issues.
Well, consider yourself lucky, then. Not everyone's had the benefit of such experiences. I myself haven't had horribly bad ones either. Although, I know people to whom it happened and how it affected their general emotional well-being; it was horrible watching them slowly deteriorate because they were in such a position.
> grow up.
Eventually, I might.