1Password waxay ku biiraysaa khilaaf siyaasadeed kadib inay bixisay lacag dhaqaale ah oo loogu talagalay mashruuc Linux ah
Shirkadda 1Password ayaa waxaa laga yaabaa inay noqoto mid ku biiraysa khilaaf siyaasadeed oo adag kadib markii ay bixisay lacag dhaqaale ah oo $300,000 ah oo loogu talagalay mashruuc Linux ah oo lagu sameeyay David Heinemeier Hansson, kaas oo si joogto ah u soo saaray qoraallo ku saabsan arrimaha dhaqanka iyo dhaqaalaha.
Khilaafka iyo xaqiiqooyinka
Shirkadda 1Password ayaa waxaa laga yaabaa inay noqoto mid ku biiraysa khilaaf siyaasadeed oo adag kadib markii ay bixisay lacag dhaqaale ah oo $300,000 ah oo loogu talagalay mashruuc Linux ah oo lagu sameeyay David Heinemeier Hansson, kaas oo si joogto ah u soo saaray qoraallo ku saabsan arrimaha dhaqanka iyo dhaqaalaha.
Shirkadda 1Password ayaa waxaa laga yaabaa inay noqoto mid ku biiraysa khilaaf siyaasadeed oo adag kadib markii ay bixisay lacag dhaqaale ah oo $300,000 ah oo loogu talagalay mashruuc Linux ah oo lagu sameeyay David Heinemeier Hansson, kaas oo si joogto ah u soo saaray qoraallo ku saabsan arrimaha dhaqanka iyo dhaqaalaha.
Qoraallada iyo khilaafka gudaha
Shirkadda 1Password ayaa waxaa laga yaabaa inay noqoto mid ku biiraysa khilaaf siyaasadeed oo adag kadib markii ay bixisay lacag dhaqaale ah oo $300,000 ah oo loogu talagalay mashruuc Linux ah oo lagu sameeyay David Heinemeier Hansson, kaas oo si joogto ah u soo saaray qoraallo ku saabsan arrimaha dhaqanka iyo dhaqaalaha.
Shirkadda 1Password ayaa waxaa laga yaabaa inay noqoto mid ku biiraysa khilaaf siyaasadeed oo adag kadib markii ay bixisay lacag dhaqaale ah oo $300,000 ah oo loogu talagalay mashruuc Linux ah oo lagu sameeyay David Heinemeier Hansson, kaas oo si joogto ah u soo saaray qoraallo ku saabsan arrimaha dhaqanka iyo dhaqaalaha.
Xaqiiqooyinka kale
Shirkadda 1Password ayaa waxaa laga yaabaa inay noqoto mid ku biiraysa khilaaf siyaasadeed oo adag kadib markii ay bixisay lacag dhaqaale ah oo $300,000 ah oo loogu talagalay mashruuc Linux ah oo lagu sameeyay David Heinemeier Hansson, kaas oo si joogto ah u soo saaray qoraallo ku saabsan arrimaha dhaqanka iyo dhaqaalaha.
Shirkadda 1Password ayaa waxaa laga yaabaa inay noqoto mid ku biiraysa khilaaf siyaasadeed oo adag kadib markii ay bixisay lacag dhaqaale ah oo $300,000 ah oo loogu talagalay mashruuc Linux ah oo lagu sameeyay David Heinemeier Hansson, kaas oo si joogto ah u soo saaray qoraallo ku saabsan arrimaha dhaqanka iyo dhaqaalaha.
1Password has drawn sharp criticism after pledging $300,000 to Omacom, the nonprofit behind Omarchy Linux, a distribution created by David Heinemeier Hansson, who has published overtly racist and anti-immigrant content online.
The Donation and the Backlash
1Password, a widely used password manager, became a 'distinguished corporate patron' of Omacom, the foundation that oversees Omarchy, a customized version of Arch Linux. The company's contribution has triggered immediate backlash from customers and employees alike, with some labeling the donation as support for ethnic cleansing in Europe.
The controversy centers on David Heinemeier Hansson, also known as DHH, a Danish entrepreneur behind Ruby on Rails, Basecamp, and the Hey email client. His July 21st blog post, titled 'Wolves, sheep, and gypsies,' has drawn particular ire for its anti-immigrant rhetoric, suggesting that immigrants should be deported.
Internal Pushback and Leadership Responses
1Password's cofounder Roustem Karimov addressed internal concerns in a Slack message, cautioning staff against ostracizing colleagues who may disagree with their views on DHH. He emphasized that not everyone shares the same moral stance and that fear of personal attacks could silence dissenting voices within the company.
CEO David Faugno took a different approach, stating that 1Password does not endorse hateful or exclusionary views, including those publicly expressed by DHH. He acknowledged the significant use of Omarchy among 1Password users but maintained that the donation was directed at the Omacom Foundation, not an individual.
A Foundation of Controversial Patrons
The Omacom Foundation is funded by 12 'founding patrons,' each contributing $1 million, including Stripe's CEO Patrick Collison, Michael Dell, Jack Dorsey, and Shopify's Tobias Lütke. DHH himself also donated $1 million to the project, further entangling the foundation with figures who have faced scrutiny over their public statements.
Tobias Lütke, one of the foundation's patrons, recently endorsed the idea that wealthy Canadians should have more voting power than poorer individuals. Meanwhile, Duke University Libraries dropped DHH's product Basecamp in 2023, citing harms perpetuated by the leadership of its parent company, 37signals.
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