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Because something is opensource and "easy to fix" are we expected to not talk about it?
by infecto 3y ago
Because something is opensource and "easy to fix" are we expected to not talk about it?
- xinayder 3y agoNo, it's just that srht was built with this in mind. If I were the author I would talk to some srht maintainers or people that have projects in srht to brainstorm solutions for my issues instead of just writing a blog post and jumping ship. The author doesn't mention at any time that they tried to talk to other maintainers about these problems.
- infecto 3y agoThe problem is that the general population do not want mailing lists. It is a self-selecting group that actively wants to use these for their projects. Everything else you mention takes time and especially for projects like this the time is often great because you will hit roadblocks like "you are using the product wrong" when proposing changes/features.