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this post was submitted on 31 Mar 2024
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I've always taken this attitude towards pushy people and tbh this is more or less why. Being pushy like this is inherently suspicious as fuck.
I think it can depend on how and why you're being pushy too. I've definitely had to have my fair share of passionate conversations and strongly advocating (yes, you could say pushing) for what I believe is best for the direction of a project with my fellow maintainers, especially when it comes to important things (like how to handle specific security issues etc since there's not always one way of handling it). Generally speaking though you're right.
Yeah, that's fair, there are driven people, and people who are pushing for something, right, but in this case, look at the language used:
Tons of emotional button-pushing and pressure, but not on technical grounds. Just trying to make the dev feel crappy about themselves.