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The code is MIT licensed. If you don't agree with the direction the project is taking you can fork it and add whatever you want. I don't understand why this is
by infamouscow 3y ago
The code is MIT licensed. If you don't agree with the direction the project is taking you can fork it and add whatever you want.
I don't understand why this is so difficult for software developers with GitHub accounts to understand.
- PrimeMcFly 3y agoYou've missed the point here more than I've seen anyone miss the point in a long time.
- infamouscow 3y ago[flagged]
- jart 3y agoJust because someone can't wring your hand doesn't mean they don't deserve to influence a project. Releasing work under a license like MIT is an act of benevolence since it's giving up leverage and relying on de facto leadership. It's the hardest kind of leader to be, since de facto leaders are only followed on merit. It's not unusual at all for folks who started projects to end up caving to political pressures and getting replaced by the sorts of people you're talking about. But every now and again a Medici comes along.