Audacity's team is censoring legitimate questions
the problem is that it is you who think they act like scumbags, and they themselves don&#x27;t. by resorting to name calling, regardless of whether it is justified, you are closing the door to any sort of constructive resolution.<p>in <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;github.com&#x2F;audacity&#x2F;audacity&#x2F;discussions&#x2F;889#discussioncomment-752594" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;github.com&#x2F;audacity&#x2F;audacity&#x2F;discussions&#x2F;889#discuss...</a> you were not asking a question, but you were making an accusation.<p>again, your concern may be legitimate, the tone in which you voiced it was not constructive.<p>blocking you may be an overreaction, but it is no worse of an overreaction than making accusations and name calling instead of asking an actual question.<p>i don&#x27;t even know what you are asking there, and what kind of answer you expect from the developers. i mean you are asking if anyone agrees with your interpretation of the lead devs statement. how does that help move the conversation forward? how does it help to resolve the issue?<p>and what response do you expect from the lead dev on that? &quot;yes&quot;?<p>there is no answer that would be satisfactory.<p>if we want to resolve this we, as concerned users, need to voice our concerns in such a way that the developers actually have a chance to make the necessary corrections and regain our trust.