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Remember the fork of Godot that was supposed to be "anti-woke"? (lemmy.ml)
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It's funny how right-wing trolls are opening blank issues for Redot, trolling them equally as much as opposed to the original project. Cry harder, enlightened centrists - that's what you get for bargaining with bigots. Now go on, remove the "woke" code.

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[โ€“] ButtBidet@hexbear.net 3 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago) (1 children)

I don't know the details too well. But Gadot is a game engine, like Unity or Unreal, but it's open source and you don't need to pay the fucking owners of the engine a commission. Anyhow, since it's open source, anyone can copy it and make their own version (a "fork"). The crypto people did this for Redot.

When people have a problem with a bit of software, they'll post an "issue", in this case it's to the Github page. But chuds are posting bullshit issues like this, or this that just wastes the developers' time.