I feel it-- I gave up on open source about ~6 years ago when MS bought Github. I grew frustrated for a variety of reasons. - I didn't like MS getting their han

I feel it-- I gave up on open source about ~6 years ago when MS bought Github. I grew frustrated for a variety of reasons. - I didn't like MS getting their hands on Github, knowing my code would be used to feed whatever MS had cooking. - I began self hosting my code, only to become bitter with self-hosting solutions and peoples' general attitude towards it (why are you not on Github)? - I refused to create a "Github" mirror to stay relevant. - I also gave up writing (blogging) in general after realizing no one gave a damn what I thought. - I then gave up sharing code in general as it felt like a burden. Why put my blood and sweat into something people won't use if it's not on Github, and then people feel entitled to whatever I make?