[jawns]

The "Try it. 10 seconds." section at the bottom of the page hijacks an existing tool (git diff) and installs a pre-commit hook.

But there are no instructions for how to reverse those actions if you don't like the tool. Feels a little user-hostile to me.

[rohanucla]

I am sorry, should have put up a warning there, but You can do sem unsetup, if you go to the github, you will understand more about the way to reverse it.

[bendjejdjdh]

tone deaf comment. "read the docs to undo it" is user hostile.

[Brian_K_White]

"Ah yeah, you're right. I apologize for that. Here is what to do. I'll update the page."

What an asshole! Plus the uninstall steps were completely inconsiderate single 2 word command. Outrageous.

I can't even think of a better possible response.

[opem]

op literally wrote `sem unsetup` in their comment, so, I don't see what is "tone deaf" in this comment!

[myko]

iiuc they answered the question directly and then told them where they can find further answers, didn't seem tone deaf at all

[QuercusMax]

Uninstalling a git hook isn't exactly rocket science. If you consider this user-hostile, you must have a terrible time using git in general, since it's not exactly the most noob friendly vcs.