I know there are nightmare stories from open source main-trainers, but are they actually an issue on smaller projects that are build for your own consumption?

I know there are nightmare stories from open source main-trainers, but are they actually an issue on smaller projects that are build for your own consumption? We have an ODATA client package for node that’s publicly available and has seen an increasing number of downloads for whatever reason. It surely must be people who are crazy since we make breaking changes all the time with absolutely no regard for anyone who might use it. Which is sort of my point, we don’t even have a place where people can complain or even contact us, it’s only on the public NPM because it’s free. Once we eventually move away from ODATA it’ll be completely abandoned. Now my point here isn’t so much that you should do this, but it’s that you can. Unless you’re actually working to get adoption you don’t have to give any care to your “community”.