This is satire. Based on the observation that many software maintainers do not like to apply semantic versioning as it was meant to be used. Meaning as long as

This is satire. Based on the observation that many software maintainers do not like to apply semantic versioning as it was meant to be used. Meaning as long as the major version (x.0.0) doesn't change you give your users certain guarantees regarding the stability of interfaces etc. But what does it mean if you always stay on zero? Do you give those guarantees or not? Traditionally it was the latter as zero releases were still considered prototypes.