Russian coders blocked from contributing to FOSS tools
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The devs are not state assets and don't support war. They're just regular citizens and experts in their fields, like you or me.
This is the sort of high pressure, low impact isolation tactic that tends to backfire as it escalates. Already, they've contacted the developers to apologize and request temporary licenses to run on their home computers.
How do you know that? Did you personally vet them?
Anyway, does it really matter? There's a series of sanctions in place. Same as with North Korea or Cuba. Their (more or less elected) government decided it was a good idea to join the ranks for pariah nations, so cry me a river about the 'innocent' regular citizens. If they're against the war, they should know why they're marginalized and then do something about it.