> "... it's a free world, I'm free to critique it" He didn't say you're not free to critique it. He asked that if you do, critique it in a useful way: don't ju

> "... it's a free world, I'm free to critique it" He didn't say you're not free to critique it. He asked that if you do, critique it in a useful way: don't just shame it, but instead articulate what exactly sucks and how it could be done better. If you failed and are brave enough to show your failure to the world, let's appreciate that and learn from it, not bash it so that afterwards no one dares releasing anything anymore (not saying you did this, just explaining his point). Kudos for opensourcing!