Heh, my hobby project has been at version 0.1 since 2012 I think. But it's ok, because I've made no releases (it only runs on linux, and you have to compile it

Heh, my hobby project has been at version 0.1 since 2012 I think. But it's ok, because I've made no releases (it only runs on linux, and you have to compile it yourself. I find this keeps the quality of users, bug reports, complaints, etc. higher and the numbers lower). And also, it's a silly space game, so nobody cares anyway. And the really important thing to version is the network protocol it uses, currently at 53. The "versions" of the software are really the git commits. I try really hard to ensure every commit is viable (so that git bisect works, and so the top of the tree always works).