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I question the word "required". They, or anyone else releasing an open source product into the world, doesn't owe anyone anything, least of all support. As long
by selfhoster11 3y ago
I question the word "required". They, or anyone else releasing an open source product into the world, doesn't owe anyone anything, least of all support. As long as there are enough instructions to run the thing, you are perfectly within your rights to let the community sort out the rest between themselves.
- sounds 3y agoI've noticed that even though "They don't owe anyone anything," the community doesn't actually adhere to it. If they shove code over the wall like FAANG companies do now, it appears to upset the community, who will then treat them with hostility.