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If they're not being paid to work on it, why would you expect them to prioritize things they're not interested in working on or not going to use?
by tom9729 14y ago
If they're not being paid to work on it, why would you expect them to prioritize things they're not interested in working on or not going to use?
- smacktoward 14y agoBecause they want people to use their software? Of course, if you don't care whether or not anyone uses your software, telling people with questions and requests to jump off a cliff is entirely reasonable.
- fotbr 14y agoI don't expect them to. I'm just answering the question as to why features take so long to get implemented.