> Which kind of rule would you see in a code of conduct that would make 
> messages like those you cited (not all were pointing at you, by the way) 
> illegal ? 

(1) Statements were made that were not factually correct.
(2) People were directly insulted.
(3) "Conversely, Sage is constantly evolving, and earlier decisions that were 
made in good faith may
sometimes need to be reconsidered. Nonetheless, we should still appreciate the 
hard work done in the past."

The thread that the quotes were from are an example where the design 
discussions were done in
private. It was *not* a pleasant experience for the people who at the end fixed 
the bug.
I thought that sage-devel was there for discussions about the code, design 
discussions etc..
The discussions seemed to suppress that aspect completely, which I find very 
unfortunate.

As William said, one option is to just move the actual design discussions to a 
private forum
where contributions are constructive rather than counter-productive.

Best,

Anne

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