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 If you read the Sunday/Monday posts by Nik Clayton, please read ours also. I want to be clear both I, and the project, have no desire to escalate any conflict with Nik. In the interest of that, we tried to stick to the facts and left out almost all of our own emotions about the subject (I've got some!), as well as trying to omit anything that could be construed as a counter-accusation. Our goal is to prevent any inaccurate narratives from circulating. We do feel Nik's post contained some. 9 comments
This thread is long, as our (and Nik's) post is long. My Mastodon reach exceeds Nik's, and by posting about this I'm probably spreading the dirty laundry here to people who previously hadn't heard about any of this. Sorry about that. I don't think this is the best use of our OpenCollective blog, or my Mastodon account, or frankly the time I've put into the incident response here. But I care *very* much about Tusky, both the app and our community, and I think it's important to correct the record.  In conclusion: Imagine that in lieu of this post, I screamed for thirty-six seconds nonstop and then collapsed unconscious.  @mcc is there going to be an independent audit? I think that's probably the only way to resolve this; an opinion from a neutral third party. How big is the collective? What is its formal organization? @ravenonthill Raven, before I answer this question, did you read the post? EDIT: The one on OpenCollective, I mean.  @mcc thank you for your work on Tusky, technical and otherwise, and thanks for the response |
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The context, from my own perspective: Tusky is currently run by a consensus process of all contributors, not any one person. I participate in that process as the organizer/moderator of our bimonthly contributor meeting.
For the record, I have never been involved in our financial side of Tusky, nor received money from the project. I was involved in the post-Nik investigation and I feature in (and wrote parts of) the OpenCollective post, and I stand behind everything in that post.