>They've alienated contributors, had toxic feedback to community patches and have in general done everything they can to become irrelevant. This sounds a lot l

>They've alienated contributors, had toxic feedback to community patches and have in general done everything they can to become irrelevant. This sounds a lot like what happened to XFree86 when X.org forked it. >There's no (technical) reason for anyone to rely on youtube-dl any longer. Yeah, I gave up on youtube-dl a while ago when I discovered yt-dlp. The latter actually works really, really well, while the former is broken. I'm not sure why anyone still bothers with youtube-dl, but then again there's still a few weirdos who won't give up on XFree86 after all these years, and a few other weirdos who still refuse to abandon OpenOffice.org.