> This idea that conflicts need to be resolved quickly and in the favor of a golden boy is a millennial/zoomer issue.
This is a strawman with no support behind it in the actual blog post. Marcan's issue wasn't that he wasn't "getting his way", his issue (from his viewpoint) was with Linus and co. claiming to support Rust on Linux while doing nothing to aid in adoption and in the case of some maintainers, actively sabotaging its implementation.
If you're going to do something, then do something. Don't say you're going to do something, then do nothing while your underlings actually do the opposite.
If you actually follow the exchange, he threw temper tantrums until he got suspended off Mastodon. I don't know, but that's not what I would expect from a professional developer.
This is a strawman with no support behind it in the actual blog post. Marcan's issue wasn't that he wasn't "getting his way", his issue (from his viewpoint) was with Linus and co. claiming to support Rust on Linux while doing nothing to aid in adoption and in the case of some maintainers, actively sabotaging its implementation.
If you're going to do something, then do something. Don't say you're going to do something, then do nothing while your underlings actually do the opposite.