melos

After the extermination of Melos they could credibly say they were less responsible for the actions of the polis.

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That, by the way, was democratic Athens laying down the law to the Melos islanders who wanted to be neutral in the Peloponnesian war.

The atrocity at Melos echoes through the whole book.

Euripedi's 'Trojan Women' play, was essentially a commentary on the capture of the Aegean island of Melos and the subsequent slaughter and subjugation of its populace by the Athenians earlier that year!

If you're finding yourself gravitate to their sound, I would also like to recommend: - Death Grips - Perfect Pussy - Black Midi - (early) Tera Melos - Metz If I think of more, I'll add 'em.

(I'm willing to bet that in a decade the US will still consider their interests to be closer to the Athenians at Melos than to JFK being summoned by the trumpet.

This is the programmer/co-developer Melos (posting from my ancient college-era HN account...) As other comments point out, yeah this is technically NOT Open Source, but other terms don't communicate the intent as quickly at a glance (I would argue the general understanding of the term would include Even the Ocean/Anodyne's repositories)...

When confronted with these issues people usually go and play the "meiterranean melos" card.

I actually really enjoyed it and found it funny and witty, and satisfying especially because it made me google for ~30sec to find out about Thucydides and Melos to be able to decode "old Melian", and then more to solve the puzzle of the "Piper" - although native Enlish speakers are more familiar with the The Pied Piper of Hamelin I'd guess or at least with the "pay the piper" expression.

The Athenian assembly voted to massacre all the men on Melos, and sell the women and children into slavery.

Are we talking about the residents of Melos?

For example, most people these days who read Thucydides' Melian Dialogue would assume the correct conclusion is to side with Melos, and it's often a shock that Thucydides himself sided with the Athenians.