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So what? Why should they continue to support some minor feature if it costs them a lot of resources and they think it's not worth it because it doesn't really f
by lwkl 5y ago
So what? Why should they continue to support some minor feature if it costs them a lot of resources and they think it's not worth it because it doesn't really fit their project?
If you have a feature that is used by one customer out of thousands but it's causing problems at every update you push out. It might be better to remove the feature and fire the customer, than to keep supporting it no matter what.
- malermeister 5y agoThey're not customers though. They're an open source community. Not everything is a business and this is an anti-community move.
- smoldesu 5y agoThen let them enjoy their broken interface, and, yunno, let people fix it when it breaks. Like how Open Source works.