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I don't think it's fair to ask of a stranger to take the time to fix someone else's cheat cheat if he's never going to use it. The criticism still holds, howeve
by leblancfg 9y ago
I don't think it's fair to ask of a stranger to take the time to fix someone else's cheat cheat if he's never going to use it. The criticism still holds, however.
- racerror 9y agoI agree with you. The point I was making, albeit poorly, was open-source is awesome. git, github and pull requests make it even better. When someone contributes something that may be half-baked and someone else comes along to critique it. A pull-request that demonstrates the solution can be an equally efficient means of communicating the same criticism. Meanwhile, the whole community reaps the benefit of that effort. TLDR; OSS devs should favor, "showing the way" and github makes that easy.