provoost on Nostr: There haven't been that many incidents like this one. The previous round of OP_RETURN ...

There haven't been that many incidents like this one. The previous round of OP_RETURN drama also saw some moderation. Also, it took many years to agree on having a moderation policy in the first place.

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Interesting. I'd admit I was one that had an opinion based on the censorship surrounding discussing the PR more than the actual code aspect of this. I do find your "*finally* enforcing the rule piece is interesting" comment interesting.

Why are they choosing to start enforcement now? Will they conveniently go back to not doing so after this one is wrapped up?

I feel like I've seen this sort of thing before, about a year or so ago, but I cannot recall the nym so I'm not going to speak authoritatively. But if memory serves, someone voiced they had issues surrounding a PR and they too were banished to the cornfields by some of the same people IIRC.

It sounds like the Github needs a group of impartial moderators at this point to remove the perception that opposition gets censored/treated unfairly? Some food for thought from an outside observer.