[ddevault]

I write about the things which are important to me, and this is no different. FOSS belongs to all of us, and we each have a personal responsibility to make sure that the community is a positive force towards the ideals we aspire to. I take this responsibility very seriously.

I have been aware of these developments for a long time, as many PINE64 community members are among my personal friends and collaborators. I had hoped that pressure from others would be enough to bring about change, but seeing PINE64's response to Martijn's post confirmed that it's not. I'm here to do my part in keeping the pressure on PINE64 to do the right thing.

I blog often, and most of my blog posts are not critical in tone. However, critical ones tend to receive more coverage in places like HN. If you'd like to see more diverse writing from me, I encourage you to subscribe to my RSS feed.

[abnercoimbre]

> However, critical ones tend to receive more coverage in places like HN

Does that incentivize an author to be more dramatic? At least in your case, you blog without the exclusive intention of reaching front pages. But it's interesting to always note the "outrage" incentive exists.