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I have a tool I've been working on on and off, and after several years it's actually working. But I was barely smart enough to do even that. If people actually
by z500 3y ago
I have a tool I've been working on on and off, and after several years it's actually working. But I was barely smart enough to do even that. If people actually started using it and asking for features that would be a nightmare for me lol
- lcnPylGDnU4H9OF 3y ago“No” is your friend in such scenarios. “Because I made it for me and I don’t need that” is your other friend if people are insistent. (A screenshot of the “fork” button on Github might be a third, rather muscly friend who doesn’t like to talk.) I do understand the desire to be helpful but one should put themself first when it comes to fulfilling requests. Just in case anyone gets here and is similarly discouraged. (Good job finishing the features you wanted!)
- BossingAround 3y agoYou can always say "feel free to fork my project, I currently don't have the bandwith." That's absolutely within the spirit of open source.