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https://news.slashdot.org/story/21/03/29/0439234/richard-stallmans-return-denounced-by-the-eff-tor-project-mozilla-and-the-creator-of-rust

Stallman is an honest to God autist. It's pretty clear he will always do things that make people uncomfortable, no matter how hard he tries. The question is, why isn't it on us to cope? It's pretty clear Stallman isn't a threat in any meaningful sense, and we're smart enough to realize that, even if our autonomic nervous system isn't always. If we have to pick between actively throwing him out, or passively scaring away people who can't handle the way he is (women or not), why do we give the latter such priority? I think Graydon Hoare lets the cat out of the bag. It's not about inclusion and diversity - if it was, then obviously throwing out the person with a disability that makes people uncomfortable would be a no-go. It's about "scaring away the women". A lot of things masquerading as inclusiveness is simply down to men wishing that there were more women around them, for the simple selfish reason that they like women.