I really appreciate his perspective on ACLs. It really frustrates me that basic security controls are often considered "enterprise" features. They aren't. They

I really appreciate his perspective on ACLs. It really frustrates me that basic security controls are often considered "enterprise" features. They aren't. They are fundamental features that should be baked in and widely encouraged to be adopted. I especially appreciate his perspective on downloading random libraries that could potentially blow up in your face. Access control affects us all and can no longer be viewed as something you "bolt on later" when you have a $100MM valuation. His perspective on a flexible roadmap also makes sense. It does place a premium on clear communication. One of the things I really respect about antirez is his recognition for the value that users bring in helping to flesh out the design and function of new features. If you don't have a good feedback loop from some kind of end-user, you won't get very far in producing something that can be widely adopted.