A YouTuber named @Theo is demanding that the @FFmpeg project (the open source video encoding tool used across the computer world) kick out a contributor (the person running their X account) — and has offered a $20,000 bounty to FFmpeg if they give in to @Theo’s demands. Theo,
@LundukeJournal @FFmpeg Never thought I'd get tone policed by Lunduke of all people. Kind of wild that you didn't mention any of the reasons that the tech community is concerned about how the FFmpeg X account is run. You also didn't mention that this beef has since been squashed, nor that I've
@theo @LundukeJournal @FFmpeg the "tech community" isn't concerned. It can't be because its millions of different people with different concerns. I personally am concerned - with your retarted attempt to sabotage one of the greatest open source projects in existence.