I do neither, yes I do comment, but don’t apply it to easy code.

The thing is I also make easy comments about hard stuff in the code, it’s like giving a cancerous puppy a reason to live :D

I meant scientist which could cure overall, some cancer is incurable currently, only delayable.

How about the millions of kids you cured of cancer that will live?

I think my explanation was exhaustive, but yes, that’s right… This applies not only to cp, the same “popular” people did not like Aaron, and it would be beneficial for them to have someone criticize Swartz, the usual psychology is to expose a person in a bad light, telling only about his misdeeds, binding some bad events to his/her world views. Some even pay for it.

The point is that — people tend to forget all the good in a person, if he has done thousands of good deeds, one of his choices, which is not accepted or understood in society, reduces them all to nothing.

I don’t think you get my point.

Having lived some life, I can say that a righteous act is not always the one that most people think about, because the opinion of most people can be changed in a manner, that more popular and influential people want.

Why would you ban users who break lemm.ee guidelines on Other communities?

Posting something on another instance where it is allowed and banning for it is against what fediverse is intended, this breaks federation as we know it, user’s account is bound to this instance’s rules only