remove unprofessional quote from README#86
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I strongly agree with this change. |
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@meh what do you think of this change? |
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oh boy. |
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If they don't update mainline may I suggest using my branch, https://github.com/noizu/amnesia I use this library on a multi million dollar IOT project so I will continue to maintain it. It removes the offending readme passage, adds support for compressed det tables and uses an alternative version of Exquisite which has a bug fix for the and, or clause handling of where statements in elixir 1.7 and above. Amnesia diff Exquisite Diff |
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I'd like to use this library on a open source project, but I'm pretty sure the quote I'm suggesting for removal would violate our code of conduct.