I don't care because I'm just analyzing Vercel's stewardship of React, and Vercel's CEO political stance has zero impact on React's health.
This post is about React. Not about Gaza or politics, so I will give it exactly 0 seconds of thought when commenting on it.
You opened your post literally giving your thought about his political stance. Had you completely skipped this part, we'd be only discussing React and not Vercel's CEO stance.
Edit: Your quote can literally be understood as "His take doesn't bother me". If you didn't want to discuss this, you could (like someone else said) have worded it better to avoid confusion.
Sure it does! ReiserFS's popularity went way down after he murdered his wife.
And that's only from murdering one women and no children or men, so Reiser count of one kill (and holding steady) can't hold a candle to Netanyahu's mass murder kill count, which is rising fast by the day.
https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/a8y1nn/whatever_happ...
This might be one of the most naive statements I've ever read on this site.
Also, it's obviously not "just about React".
This is actually kinda hilarious to have to respond to and explain to.
Just because you don't have principles, doesn't mean other people don't.
Cmon. You can't possibly believe actions don't have consequences, do you?
Just so that I'm following: You're saying that how the CEO is viewed does not in fact impact the company they are heading? And that the wave of people migrating from Vercel in light of Guillermo's post will not have any effect on React?
If anything, a positive one.
So I'll let you do that. Alone. Bye.