This tool might have an actual use if all it did would be to create a page with the relevant piece of code and commit metadata, so that when asking authors about it they would just open a link and didn't have to clone/locate/open anything.
But shaped like this, with the name, the graphics, the "whyyyyy" and the overall implication that the commit author had screwed up, it's indeed hostile and counterproductive.
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This tool might have an actual use if all it did would be to create a page with the relevant piece of code and commit metadata, so that when asking authors about it they would just open a link and didn't have to clone/locate/open anything.
But shaped like this, with the name, the graphics, the "whyyyyy" and the overall implication that the commit author had screwed up, it's indeed hostile and counterproductive.