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Its probably distracting them from rapidly developing features. In stable projects its a much more better incentive to get programmers focus via some gamifica
by countWSS 3y ago
Its probably distracting them from rapidly
developing features. In stable projects its a much more
better incentive to get programmers focus via
some gamification techniques like bounties/prizes/competitions.
Open source projects usually stagnate without
some "competitive" incentives, because its feels like working for free.
- whatyesaid 3y agoAgreed, because nowadays big open-source projects are backed by sponsors (users, other companies) or have revenue streams (e.g. like Obsidian although that's closed). Then it really feels like working for free as opposed to helping some obscure library.