Changes for page Coraline Ada Ehmke

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1 +I fully support this candidate. We developers write code that can literally kill people either directly or indirectly, so I don't think it's unreasonable with a license like the Hippocratic license that draws a line at human rights abuse. How can one argue otherwise?
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3 +Open source software has a big problem and that's representation. We are disproportionally white, male developers writing software for a multi-faceted, diverse world. I would argue that tools like the Contributor Covenant and the Hippocratic license are necessary steps to owning up to our real ethical responsibility towards our users and each other.
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5 +The software we write is political because it has such a big effect on society. We're not above politics or above the law of human rights. I read the Hippocratic license and I think it makes a lot of sense. If I decide to write free software in my spare time you bet I'll want to limit its use so that it can only be used by ethical actors.
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7 +So, yeah. I think this is a great candidate that would help improve the world of open source.
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