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Disability hate incidents (which aren't always crime and are not always about LD) are more common than homophobic hate incidents or religion based hate incidents.

The incidents to which you refer are the massacres conducted by despotic rulers in so-called Communist countries.

Has anyone written a checklist for CEOs/CTOs of stuff to do/avoid when such incidents are discovered?

You get two technical support incidents per year: an Apple engineer will assist with code issues.

> The number of disability hate incidents (not all necessarily crimes) is higher than the number of homophobic hate incidents and religious-based hate incidents.

Prior incidents are not an excuse for a supposed professional, and doubly so if he is paid by the taxpayers.

There have been several incidents where the code that broke something was committed a whole week or two weeks before!

Also according to the CDC[2], around 400 children in the 0-14 age range[3] die per year from all firearm related incidents.

This reminds me of the Kayak/Bing Travel issue from July and similar incidents before that.

I'm only seeing one or two incidents when I google up Microsoft Patent Troll or Google Patent Troll.

Or where my words have been used in hate crime or hate incidents.

While those incidents are obviously outrageous, refusal at the border isn't the same as prosecution and certainly nobody was sentenced to life imprisonment.

The only way to "prove" discrimination is to show a pattern of behaviours rather than isolated incidents.

There is also no "estate planning" for various other incidents of the same issue, e.g.

"Hate incidents" (not necessarily crime) are very common.

After Mohammed's death, these people went on to travel all over the Islamic world and teach students, giving rise to the "thousands" of memorizers within the 2nd generation of Islam, with no recorded incidents of version conflicts among the 7 established dialects.