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Well I guess if that's too much trouble, then why write documentation either? That's extra work and people could just read the code. And so on. Ultimately, the
by notabee 7y ago
Well I guess if that's too much trouble, then why write documentation either? That's extra work and people could just read the code. And so on. Ultimately, the effort put in to proper distribution reflects on the maturity of the project. On the other hand, there's nothing stopping users from submitting things like rpm specs upstream either if they're requested.
- dmitriid 7y ago> Well I guess if that's too much trouble, then why write documentation either? Bad guess. > Ultimately, the effort put in to proper distribution reflects on the maturity of the project For some, maybe. Even though there maturity of the project is reflected by how timely three bugs are fixed, quality of docs, size of community, development of new features.