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There are endless examples of forks that pick up where some other project left off. They give it a new name, explain what's going on, and move on. If it's seen
by ricardobeat 5y ago
There are endless examples of forks that pick up where some other project left off. They give it a new name, explain what's going on, and move on. If it's seen as hostile, that means the original project is still active and doesn't need this?
- cbm-vic-20 5y agoThis has happened with some pretty big names, too. gcc did this, and so did Jenkins. Didn't node.js do this a few years ago, too?