Switching to Emacs after running into a toxic developer over at Spyder-IDE. The guy can't solve the issue so he knit picked stuff he took offense to, sorry for being truthful about your ide. Link to the issue on github as proof.

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Sorry to say, but you seem to be toxic in your wording. Hope you like emacs. Please don't flame us to hell when your lisp doesn't work :)

Honestly. Assuming your C046 in that GitHub issue. It’s seems like you are a toxic individual and I would fully support the developer in banning you. Your previous comment (the developer refers to) is inappropriate as is your comments in the issue you link to. I encourage you to use your ban from that IDE as a learning experience. If you continue to behave this way, then please don’t come near the emacs community. We don’t want you either.

The thing though, thats just talking shit. That has absolutely nothing to do with the problem at hand, and if you actually cared about the community and or had any idea as to how to do your job, you would taken it for face value and focused on the issue in your software that users are running into. You know instead of just closing topics you cant figure out, like another guy had the same issue. Look what he did, [https://github.com/spyder-ide/spyder/issues/4280](https://github.com/spyder-ide/spyder/issues/4280). You know what, when the topic gets closed and no fixes ever come about and the issue still keeps on happening, I deserve to talk a little bit of shit. The shit is frustrating when all you want is a fix or to work together with someone to atleast "try". This is like a bug in cyberpunk that they refused to fix, (I hate saying it because cdproject really is impressing me with what they are doing to turn the game around, but im sure you remember that launch.) I am not good with my words, but maybe u can see. Maybe not, either way. I am now gonna go use VIM, because now I discovered legitimate Nazi's are in the emacs community. Never thought I would run into a unicorn, but hey.

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What the hell? This has been removed, as it is not very civil; please attack ideas, not people.

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This has been removed, as it is not very civil; please attack ideas, not people.

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The Spyder developer's response was 100% reasonable; more reasonable than was deserved, frankly. Spitting attitude and insults at the people you're asking for help is a singularly ineffective way to get it, whether it's there or here. p.s. it's "nitpicked."

You could use evil-mode in emacs, or just yell at the keyboard, making it type for you :) Have a good day.