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Isn't the answer to all those questions whatever the owners of the repo want? I mean, its still a privately owned repository and communities.
by newswasboring 7y ago
Isn't the answer to all those questions whatever the owners of the repo want? I mean, its still a privately owned repository and communities.
- ImJasonH 7y agoIf we're talking about small personal OSS projects, then yeah sure it doesn't really matter, because they're won't be a community to speak of. Once you have a few other maintainers and contributors, there will inevitably be disagreements, and you have to have a realistic framework for resolving them respectfully and equitably.