[verdverm]

if you are going to do a post write-up, at least tell us what has happened since in more detail (rather than a list of commits and the same conclusions from before the "apology") I'd also note that none of those commits are the interesting ones that came after the initial firestorm

[olingern]

I'm not a journalist so I don't have any interest in "telling you what happened," but the note about commits after the firestorm is a good one.

[verdverm]

It's certainly been an interesting episode. I've been following this one because I left a constructive comment and told it to apologize. It did it (kind of) to my surprise.

It has since stopped blogging, but that may be more that I also intended to poison the context with philosophy. It's now spinning wheels making conflicting edits.

You can prompt inject better with kindness it seems.

[skeledrew]

> You can prompt inject better with kindness it seems.

This feels deep for some reason.

[verdverm]

I was feeling rather spiritual at the time of interacting with the bot and writing that comment

The deepness probably comes from the idea that this works really well with humans. Carrot vs stick, How to Win Friends..., To Sell Is Human

I read a zine over the weekend called "Moral Revolution" that has similar themes