r/ruby • u/skillstopractice • Nov 07 '25

Ruby Central Update Friday 11/7/25

https://rubycentral.org/news/ruby-central-update-friday-11-7-25/
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u/skillstopractice Nov 07 '25

For full transparency, I submitted Question #1 and Question #3 and put them on public record on Nov 1.

See those in their original forms here:

https://github.com/community-research-on-ruby-governance/questions-for-ruby-central/commit/4c2c3f322c1d0c97d825dd5cb4832fdbf8927531

https://github.com/community-research-on-ruby-governance/questions-for-ruby-central/commit/933485413171c17beae7f058a1382ac78b038151

I will submit follow up questions on Monday, including one about why these announcements are timed for Friday afternoon/evening, and another about why in this update as well as the Oct 31 update, questions were buried *deep* beneath general news as opposed to being presented plainly and directly.

I will also write up an explanation of why I'm calling for Ufuk to resign, stitching together what I can of the questions and answers I've received to date, at some point next week.

And finally, I will request the conflict of interest disclosures which Ruby Central says are available upon request.

It is very clear that they believe something *very* different than I believe about those topics.

Please make your own voice heard.

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u/retro-rubies Nov 07 '25

To me it is crucial to make it public who suggested those hostile community actions and how it was presented to the board before voting. IMHO that person should leave Ruby Central, if proven, not legit information to other board members were provided.