I love that they have scoped labels while GitHub still doesn't
ernest314
... oh damn, I didn't catch that at all. First time hearing about them. (looks like the all caps thing is canonical too)
I guess they're completely unaffiliated with LibreOffice? looks like their product is intended to feel as close to Microsoft as possible
nah. it may not be a huge deal (esp. if you're male) and "screaming" might be exaggerating it, but "keep personal politics out of code" is classic "I consider your existence political".
I'm happy to see if the guy's politics has changed in the years since this happened, and I don't know if their involvement in the project is worthy of a boycott, but those are personal choices (and the relevant comment was even helpfully linked).
~~OpenOffice is unmaintained, unfortunately (see the LibreOffice page explaining this); LibreOffice considers officially hosting a cloud service out of their scope but~~ Collabora does provide hosting (and you can self-host, of course). Their "Development Edition" is the free version that doesn't come with an SLA.
edit: I can't read
I understand the reasoning, but I really wish Firefox had configurable keyboard shortcuts.
heck, everything should have configurable shortcuts. It's an accessibility feature with an obvious curb cut effect.