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You’re allowed to run your project any way you want to achieve your goals. But I think the post still applies. If I use your project, it’s up to me to communic
by 2muchcoffeeman 4y ago
You’re allowed to run your project any way you want to achieve your goals.
But I think the post still applies. If I use your project, it’s up to me to communicate bugs clearly and in a manner useful to yourself if I want a chance of getting it fixed. Otherwise, I shouldn’t expect anything or go and do it myself.
- invalidname 4y agoThat's true. I'm saying there should be a discussion and a positive attitude. At the end of the day there might be toxic problems where someone will get pushed out. But I think these are things we as maintainers should feel bad about. It happened to me once and I feel sad that I wasn't able to resolve those problems. OP seems to be flaunting/celebrating what to me seems like a failure to communicate and build the community.
- 2muchcoffeeman 4y agoYou can feel bad if your project doesn’t go that way you want. But don’t feel bad about trying to give away time and work for free!!!
- invalidname 4y agoI feel bad about personal failure to communicate with a fellow engineer and come to a common understanding. I consider that a failure on my part.