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> The developers of open source owe you nothing. For the umpteenth time in this discussion, no one said they did. And please note what I implicitly defined as
by bmitc 3y ago
> The developers of open source owe you nothing.
For the umpteenth time in this discussion, no one said they did. And please note what I implicitly defined as supported, which is basically that a non-antagonistic conversation can be had about issues and contributions. That is not entitlement.
- pydry 3y ago>no one said they did. Actually you did when you said, among other things: >To me, it just sets an implicit expectation of "this is something I support" >Again, expecting a product to be supported unless otherwise stated is not entitlement If you describing something you expect, you are describing something that you feel that you are owed.
- bmitc 3y agoExpectations and entitlement are not the same thing. Why even participate in open source if everyone seems to hate it and be on edge?