Opensource game rejected from Debian for authors social beliefs
An opensource casino video game was recently posted to
the debian bug tracker as a request for packaging, as
is the standard method for pursuing such things in debian.
The bug was quickly closed, tagged as "won't fix"
The reason given by one of the debian developers
alluded to the authors conservative views and his
advocacy of them:
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=770314
The piece of software in question is licensed
under the GPL and is one of the only of it's
kind for linux (ascii-art console slot machine software)
Is professing progressive politics now a hard requirement
for being allowed to contribute to opensource?
the debian bug tracker as a request for packaging, as
is the standard method for pursuing such things in debian.
The bug was quickly closed, tagged as "won't fix"
The reason given by one of the debian developers
alluded to the authors conservative views and his
advocacy of them:
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=770314
The piece of software in question is licensed
under the GPL and is one of the only of it's
kind for linux (ascii-art console slot machine software)
Is professing progressive politics now a hard requirement
for being allowed to contribute to opensource?