> Fine, then say so on the readme file! Understanding that a project with a single maintainer may become unmaintained unexpectedly should be common sense. > A

> Fine, then say so on the readme file! Understanding that a project with a single maintainer may become unmaintained unexpectedly should be common sense. > Again, no one is asking for your free time. You literally are. Including the time and energy needed to decide whether or not to continue maintaining the project, and to hand it off in an appropriate way. > Just because you posted a piece of shitty code on Github doesn't give you the right to act like an asshole when people come to rely on that code. Is this normally the tone you take when asking people who helped you to keep helping you? Just because you randomly downloaded some code from Github and chose to rely on it doesn't mean the author owes you a damn thing. Don't like it? Fork it. That actually is how open source works.