Re: Rule changes in developers room?
I totally and completely agree with that rule. It can be even harder for someone who's just learning how to program who gets targeted. For example, someone tries to ask a question about programming a 2d audio game in python, a complainer comes up saying hey, don't program games in python, python sucks, switch to *insert programming language here* but, it's their choir. Unfortunately, programming languages, screen readers, and operating systems are the leading causes of things like this. Someone works for someone, they will defend it. And it's not just in the blind community either, in deed the heat rages on those online fights between Apple vs Samsung fans, for example. The problem is not everyone gives respect to freedom of choice, and instead tell people to use this and that language simply because it works for them. Everyone's different, everyone's got different learning methods. And it makes no sense either. Imagine someone trying to learn python or pure basic being targeted and told to instead use c++. Ok seriously, with all the choices around today, the common programmer of today will almost never start to learn off of c right away. So there you go, my 2cents on this.
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