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I may be missing something, but I really don't understand this "Organisation X killed product Y so you should never use their products again" meme. Particularly
by foxylad 10y ago
I may be missing something, but I really don't understand this "Organisation X killed product Y so you should never use their products again" meme. Particularly when Y is open source.
In this case, you are going to ignore what sounds like a very promising and useful product because the organisation that provides it once dropped support for something else. Despite it being open source - so if they did kill support you could continue to use all their hard work.
My suggestion is to take each product on it's merits. If it's useful to you, use it - which adds to it's popularity and makes it less likely to be killed.
- TheRealPomax 10y agoAnd the fact that it's completely different teams of people working in completely different parts of Mozilla. It may not be a massively huge company, but at 1000+ employees don't for a moment believe that one team knows exactly what another team is up to and everyone is responsible for all the things.