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There are lots of possible reasons. * They may not like your design choices * They may not want to be too dependent on outside maintainers * It may be a poor
by rapsey 8y ago
There are lots of possible reasons.
* They may not like your design choices
* They may not want to be too dependent on outside maintainers
* It may be a poor fit for the rest of their infrastructure
* They may just not like you
> Would be nice to have more clarity on this
They almost certainly do not want to get into a possible public argument and hounding them for answers will have nothing but the opposite effect. Large companies have their own way of doing things and what you or I think is irrelevant.
- jgrahamc 8y agoWe are more than happy to get into why we made quiche but the main developer is away and I'd like him to respond. So, we'll have to punt until he's available.
- stingraycharles 8y ago^ parent is CTO of CloudFlare, for those who missed it.