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How hard could it be to spin an anonymous fork though.

• zem 4y ago
  if you're going through all the trouble of forking you want to build a community around your fork, so you're not the only one maintaining it.
  • henearkr 4y ago
    C'mon, it's forking a whitelist.
    • Volundr 4y ago
      Once the maintainer has ignored all community feedback on said whitelist and then threatened said members of community for considering removing the whitelist, why in the world would you assume it'll remain "just a whitelist"?
    • zem 4y ago
      no, i was around in the elm community at the time, and what people wanted to fork for was a better way to support native js code in their own projects. there was a bit more to it than just adding filenames to a whitelist.