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Add a message calling for an end to the Russian invasion of Ukraine #2074
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To add a line in the README would be one thing, to add a line in our customer's backend, without a dismiss possibility, it's a mistake and a disservice. |
This reverts commit 33dfa26.
@fballiano I am sorry that you didn't like this change, I merged this PR seeing that it had enough approvals for more than a week. |
I see it differently and think its at maximum a minor disturbance and acceptable to keep it this way till the territory of the Ukraine got restored. Which is why I gave my approval. |
Where I work important donations of money for Ukrainians were made. I saw this PR but I did not approve it for one reason, ignoring the message of solidarity that most of us feel we have about the aberrant war of Putler that leads to an even greater destabilization of the world from all points of view economic, sanitary, energetic, it can not be removed. It is basically an imposed message and I think there is an issue here. If we had used the OpenMage feed like we did for "Thank you for using OpenMage!" message, a notification on that line and a message in the Inbox that could be marked as read or removed was perfect. If a user does not agree with the message he will have to change the code. |
Can we just keep this stuff out of the code, please? |
Please check #2325 |
@imaphpdev I make you aware of our Code of Conduct https://github.com/OpenMage/magento-lts/blob/33dfa269fa60d56f4d7af19a393179e3ae927fab/.github/CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md#our-standards which includes
A notable part of our community is based or related to people in The Ukraine. I request you to be more carefully with your words, respecting our Code of Conduct and show empathy towards our community members |
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This is a basic text for README and backend.
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🇺🇦 #2038
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