It Took GNOME's CoCC over 8 Months to Realise Reports Went into /Dev/Null/

It Took GNOME's Code of Conduct Committee (CoCC) Over 8 Months to Realise CoC Reports Went Into /dev/null/

So according to the geniuses who adopted corporate methods to police a community (where the elites are above the rules, exempted from enforcement, or too powerful to touch or even criticise) many reports of alleged CoC violations got lost. It would be ironic if the blunder's culprits were punished for it, would it not? As usual, there's no accountability, except when they want to get rid of somebody - typically an unpaid volunteer - for "crossing" the "elites" (like IBM), whereupon there's a route towards framing and banishing people. On top of all this they toss dubious (potentially illegal) NDAs to ensure nobody becomes aware of the true injustices and the kangaroo (secret) courts meant to cover those up. █

19 days ago: Microsoft/GNOME 9/11