Please define what you mean by "publishing". Where has the author said anything more than "this is a project on my Github and here's what it does"? Assuming th

Please define what you mean by "publishing". Where has the author said anything more than "this is a project on my Github and here's what it does"? Assuming the answer is nowhere: Please retract. You appear to be one of those people with no understanding of modern open source culture, and only the ability to criticize. Do you expect everyone to keep their projects private until they meet your personal standards? (a) why the fuck should they? (b) what about a Github user who simply lacks the skills to ever meet your standards? (Evidently not the case here.) It's a shame I'm being overtly aggressive, but I think it's commensurate with the less overt unpleasantness of your comment. I bet you're one of those people who thinks it's "irresponsible" to publish software on Github that could have bad consequences if someone were to rely on it in an important context. Repositories such as Github are free. They are a place for anyone to store whatever creations they come up with. It's a huge and uncuratable mixture of essential backbones of modern computing, art, utter incompetence, and technical genius, and a lot of stuff in the middle. How that is hard for people like you to understand I do not know. I guess you have a very boring job at a very boring company.