Though this article is meant to be against the so called "purges", which is an horrible name, because real purges were not just "bans" from communities, but real violence against people who had no way to avoid them... Though this article is really flaggable for right wing propaganda, at least has driven me to look more into NixOS and consider it as next distro I'd like to try.

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