there's a really interesting correlation I've noticed, which is that the people complaining about the codeberg AI decision almost invariably demonstrate that they don't understand the concept of a member association
they call a vote a 'survey', or they describe it as a choice from 'high on up', or they describe codeberg as a 'company' or 'business', or they complain that as a (regular) user they weren't asked for their opinion, or they come up with the most basic-ass 'concerns' about how it would be soooo easy to manipulate the vote because 'anyone can vote' (which is not how it works), and so on, and so forth
like, there's not *literally* a 1:1 correlation between "AI bro" and "fundamentally doesn't understand democratic mechanisms and structures" but it's nor far off either
#codeberg
they call a vote a 'survey', or they describe it as a choice from 'high on up', or they describe codeberg as a 'company' or 'business', or they complain that as a (regular) user they weren't asked for their opinion, or they come up with the most basic-ass 'concerns' about how it would be soooo easy to manipulate the vote because 'anyone can vote' (which is not how it works), and so on, and so forth
like, there's not *literally* a 1:1 correlation between "AI bro" and "fundamentally doesn't understand democratic mechanisms and structures" but it's nor far off either
#codeberg
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