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- Conspicuously zero mentions of DHH and Omarchy, which the original complaint spent more time on than Hyprland. Nirav is scared shitless of upsetting the fascists. - I’m hoping that means the list they published is exhaustive and that they’ve been dropped. - The list has $24k for Rails World sponsorship, that’s the DHH Rails conference. - I’d be as happy as anyone if the world stopped using Ruby, so that sponsorship actually pisses me off twice. 
 
 
 
- They still have the “big tent” Nazi problem? - I’m out of the loop; The what? - deleted by creator - Where can I learn more about that? - deleted by creator - That’s a pretty heated (and polarized) discussion that seems to have blown up quite recently and is still ongoing. - My take (based on a limited reading) is that framework didn’t fully vet every single dev in every single open source project (including some big and widely deployed projects) they offered support to. - It will be interesting to see how this ends. - deleted by creator - Yeah I would have expected some kind of response from them at this point. Very concerning. - Only good Nazi is a dead Nazi. 
- nazis are unacceptable to every reasonable person, right? - Obviously. - But I also don’t like to rush to judgement based on partial/incomplete information or accusations that only look at one side of the story. - Which is why I asked for a link to further information and context. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
- It looks like they’re publishing a list of everything they financially support, and how they’re supporting it. - I see Hyperland but not Omarchy explicitly. It could be that, assuming they’re not lying, they’ve dropped support for the higher level project in favor of the actual thing it’s packaging with Arch. Maybe. - They were never an official sponsor of Omarchy. They did, however send them a laptop once. - Interesting. I know nothing of these projects, so I’m going off what I managed to read on the original post before it bloomed to over a thousand comments. - I think the Hyperland complaint boiled down to “their discord is toxic”. - Omarchy is apparently headed by a nut job. - I don’t know how accurate those statements are, but if they are, I think that’s a move in the right direction. 
 
 







