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In the hundreds of people who interacted on that thread, I don’t think a single person insisted that the dev do anything. It’s a dishonest characterization of
by AlchemistCamp 3y ago
In the hundreds of people who interacted on that thread, I don’t think a single person insisted that the dev do anything.
It’s a dishonest characterization of the issue thread to imply that it was its nature. People shared discussed the problem with the tool’s behavior, shared examples and motivations.
Prettier’s (IMO wrong) decision was theirs to make but the response was also gratuitously smug.