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You want good documentation from an (ostensibly hypothetical) piece of open source software that you use. But you will neither pay for nor contribute better doc
by bityard 5y ago
You want good documentation from an (ostensibly hypothetical) piece of open source software that you use. But you will neither pay for nor contribute better documentation.
You see where the problem is, right? I'll give you a hint, it's not the developer...
- sidlls 5y agoNo, it absolutely is the fault of the developer, both for poor practice of the craft and for contributing to a toxic, exploitative labor environment by giving away his work for free.
- varajelle 5y agoYou don't have to use his project then. Is someone release code because he liked to code but don't write any docs because that's boring, that's perfectly fine. No abuse there. The abuse is when you requests docs for free.