aissat
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4 months ago The Palestine banner at the top of the README file was added a few months ago. I understand and respect that this is a very important topic for you @aissat, and since you are the inventor and most important maintainer of this project, I did not say anything about it.
However, I would like to discuss the possibility of keeping our project’s main page focused strictly on the technical aspects and functionalities of the package.
The open-source community thrives on collaboration from individuals around the world. Even if two nations are at war with each other, contributors from both nations can work on the same project.
Let's keep our project’s documentation, especially the README, free from political expressions of any kind. This would help us ensure that the project remains a neutral zone, focused solely on development and innovation.
I hope that we can discuss this without diving into the topic itself.
@bw-flagship Thank you for reaching out and sharing your thoughts. I appreciate your sensitivity and respect for this matter. The Palestine banner holds significant meaning for me, and I believe in its importance. The Palestine issue is a humanitarian issue above all, and it is also a matter of faith. Furthermore, it is part of the freedom of expression that the global community supports.
I understand your perspective on maintaining the technical focus of our project's main page. However, remaining neutral on a topic like the killing of children and women requires silence, and this is something I cannot accept.
os01ri
The Palestine banner at the top of the README file was added a few months ago. I understand and respect that this is a very important topic for you @aissat, and since you are the inventor and most important maintainer of this project, I did not say anything about it.
However, I would like to discuss the possibility of keeping our project’s main page focused strictly on the technical aspects and functionalities of the package.
The open-source community thrives on collaboration from individuals around the world. Even if two nations are at war with each other, contributors from both nations can work on the same project.
Let's keep our project’s documentation, especially the README, free from political expressions of any kind. This would help us ensure that the project remains a neutral zone, focused solely on development and innovation.
I hope that we can discuss this without diving into the topic itself.