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Hey they have the option to answer the OG question. They chose not to. Their behaviour the is one in bad faith to begin with. 1. Ask a legit question 2. Ban I

• IfOnlyYouKnew 5y ago
  What... you expect someone who is obviously carefully weighing the words they use to reply with "yes, I'm being forced to this! Send help, the boss is evil!!"? No... you wouldn't get answer even it were true. What does it look like under the assumption that there just isn't a grand conspiracy? I. e. the person on Github just isn't the only person working at audacity and is careful not to make promises they can't keep? Then you are just fanning the outrage flames and putting more pressure on someone who has explicitly told you, just now, that they are not in a position to give in to your demands and, less explicitly, that they don't enjoy being put in that situation.
  • antisol 5y ago
    >What... you expect someone who is obviously carefully weighing the words they use to reply with "yes, I'm being forced to this! Send help, the boss is evil!!"? No, I was trying to gauge whether the community agreed with my reading, or if I was being too paranoid in my interpretation. >No... you wouldn't get answer even it were true. Not from the maintainer, but I was asking the community.
  • martimarkov 5y ago
    You are not only building a product you have open sourced. This project was almost a community project. You have the moral obligation to cater for the community as you didn't just buy the project but you also inherited the community.