Re: PHP Community to support Ukraine and help to stop Russian agression
| From: | Alain D D Williams | Date: | Wed, 02 Mar 2022 17:02:58 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: PHP Community to support Ukraine and help to stop Russian agression | ||
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On Wed, Mar 02, 2022 at 05:43:25PM +0100, Victor Bolshov wrote:
> Just one more thing: as of yesterday, in response to western sanctions and
> supplies of letal arms to Ukraine from EU countries, Putin has ordered
> Russian nuclear forces to switch to a special alert regime, which means they
> will be ready to strike at any moment. Anything that can help stop this
> insanity, is welcome, IMO.
How Putin will react to a banner on the PHP web site, or any other action, is
anybody's guess.
I have put something on my own web site. It is an expression of solidarity with
Ukraine - something to encourage them. It Putin/Russia notices it I suspect
that it will only invite a DDOS attack or similar - if they do anything at all.
The big question: should there be something on the PHP web site. Hard to answer
as the discussion has shown. I would say "no" but encourage everyone who has a
personal site to do so and to raise discussion with their employer about so
doing.
Maybe also help financially (eg URL below), but beware: scammers will have set
up sites like this:
https://www.donateukraine.com/
Personally: I am in my late 60s and this is bringing back unpleasant memories
of my 20s when we were seriously concerned about impending destruction from
nuclear war.
Hugs to all in these difficult times.
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Alain Williams
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