Bad faith: voluntary work intertwined with our lives

The work we do as open source software developers intersects with many other aspects of our lives.

For example, when we participate in other voluntary groups in the real world, we often help them with their technology requirements. The solutions we provide often involve Debian and other free software products. When misfits start spreading rumors from Debian into social media networks, this is harmful to other groups where we participate and at the same time, it is harmful to our own personal lives, the places where we go to socialize away from our computers, the places where we go to exercize and so on.

Evidence: Centenary of Federation award.

This intrusion on multiple aspects of our lives, both professional and personal, is not by accident, it has become a deliberate intention of the rogue leadership figures who engage in publicly humiliating volunteers.

Therefore, given the impact that public denouncing us has on our lives, it is harassment and it violates UDRP rule 15(e)