@adam I wasn't aware of this happening, but I'm glad you stood up :heart_transgender:

@adam Respect on taking a stand there and making the web more inclusive.

The developer did later publicly apologise and express remorse—whether that was good enough is subjective—on their Mastodon and their blog. Someone who is coming across your post for the first time will take away the impression that the developer has stuck to their original opinions, which unless I’m mistaken is not the case.

@adam I was very pleasantly surprised to see you pop up and explicitly state that they were an omg.lol member and then defend them. I like that you stood by your user base, and went into battle for them unprompted.

I will also note, I was uncomfortable about the comments from the developer and where that conversation was going and had made me really question continued use of their products when you see two very clear different approaches to community building by yourself and them.