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Yes, I would echo this. In most categories there are loads of subpar efforts when putting all that effort behind the top few would yield a handful of excellent
by nmstoker 3y ago
Yes, I would echo this. In most categories there are loads of subpar efforts when putting all that effort behind the top few would yield a handful of excellent apps.
Collaboration can seem daunting and hard work, but it's work that will yield results which is time better spent than that devoted to projects that end up abandoned.
- zlg_codes 3y agoWho gets to take the credit? I'm not convinced these efforts to put everyone's ideas in one place and one software are good. Often, design disagreements arise which are incompatible. Under this model of "everybody love everybody" lameshit, if you can't get the group to accept your idea, it doesn't happen. You don't run into this problem when you write alone.
- tripleo1 3y agoThe point is alot of that software doesn't work with newer compiler, on newer hardware, or solve anybody else's problem. But if it makes the original author feel good (everybody loves themself?), then it's OK.