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That’s the same attitude as the OpenOffice.org team that led to the split that caused LibreOffice. The other side of this equation is: if you get forked then e
by chris_wot 6y ago
That’s the same attitude as the OpenOffice.org team that led to the split that caused LibreOffice.
The other side of this equation is: if you get forked then expect either that your software will be fragmented, or the form will take over from you.
If the software is under a free license, and you won’t accept contributions, then the corollary to the assertion that you cannot expect your PR to be accepted is: don’t get upset when a competing fork of your project takes away your market share.
- oefrha 6y agoHmm, somehow you jumped from not scheduling a video conference to help some random dude understand your code, to "won't accept contributions". Plus some random remarks about market share that are completely irrelevant to my comment. Great job attacking a straw man, I guess.