And does that require dehumanizing them? The hypocrisy! I would bet dollars-to-donuts you can't write better code than the people who worked on actions.
Ok, fine; that was hyperbole. They are incrementally making their product worse in very visible ways and for some reason refuse to fix it or change course. I mean, in introducing these inconveniences to their users they are technically making the world worse, but sure, not in a way that matters.
Because they deserve to know they're making the world a worse place.
And does that require dehumanizing them? The hypocrisy! I would bet dollars-to-donuts you can't write better code than the people who worked on actions.
GitHub is definitely not making the world a worse place. Touch grass.
Ok, fine; that was hyperbole. They are incrementally making their product worse in very visible ways and for some reason refuse to fix it or change course. I mean, in introducing these inconveniences to their users they are technically making the world worse, but sure, not in a way that matters.