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I agree, sometimes closing comments is the best solution, especially when there is a lot of flame war going on, but in this case most of the comments were const
by dustinmoris 11y ago
I agree, sometimes closing comments is the best solution, especially when there is a lot of flame war going on, but in this case most of the comments were constructive feedback and there is a huge difference between closing comments and making them completely disappear.
- progx 11y agoAnd some comments included alternatives to npm.
- jessaustin 11y agoI've seen very few constructive comments about this entire tempest-in-teapot. Nothing horrible happened. A few devs who relied on fragile build techniques were momentarily inconvenienced. That's all that happened, and that seems like a "zeroth-world problem" to me. The less time npm-Inc. people spend on this, the more they can spend on literally anything else. We who do not pay them money regularly are not their customers. I count myself fortunate that they do so much for me anyway.