Holy shit what? The last memories I had of interacting with you that could be related to what you're talking about:

- You talking to me about potentially working at your company

- Soliciting pictures of your greyhounds

- Congratulating you on either the pregnancy or the birth of your child

I checked out our shared Twitter history, we talked a fair bit in the past but I wasn't able to find _anything_ like this. I used this search: https://twitter.com/search?f=tweets&vertical=default&q=kirin...

I mean this sincerely — are you _sure_ you didn't get me confused with someone else? I was definitely a dick from what I can see from the Twitter history and I apologize. However, I cannot remember and cannot find myself ever saying or implying something as horrendous as what you're describing here.

>This is where our agreement diverges. Many people will not or cannot engage the open source world.

Oh! Don't need to! People use OSS regardless of engagement with the wider community. I'm talking about stuff people do on their work hours like vendoring a library and upstreaming a patch. I'm not talking about off-hours. For people that are uncomfortable with or contractually unable to upstream a patch, knowing how to hack on the libraries you use is still a big improvement. Many don't!