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It is not “their” project now is it?! This attitude never gets anywhere productive. It only encourages gatekeepers. I didn’t say I’d be pissed if my contribut
by reacharavindh 3y ago
It is not “their” project now is it?!
This attitude never gets anywhere productive. It only encourages gatekeepers.
I didn’t say I’d be pissed if my contributions are turned away. Every project sure is entitled to say - we don’t need your contributions. But that’s not what happened here. They received this blog author’s contributions, suggested revisions - which they seem to have made and spent time on, and then to only flush them out at the end.
By your logic, if you don’t want someone contributing to your project, just ignore the contribution or say that you don’t want them - do not take it without due credit.
- nitwit005 3y agoIt is their project. They are gatekeepers. They don't have any real obligations regarding your contributions, baring a legal issue. You can, of course, fork the project, or do whatever you want with the code.