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You forgot to quote the part where I said he can refuse in a normal and respectable way. If you make a garden and then declare it a public garden then yes. If

You forgot to quote the part where I said he can refuse in a normal and respectable way. If you make a garden and then declare it a public garden then yes. If you want people to not step on your flowers you can tell them in a normal way. No need to shout around, belittle them, and ban them from your garden for a year.... He could have just kept his Project private if he doesn't want people to interact. Simple as that.

gspr 1y ago
> If you make a garden and then declare it a public garden then yes. He didn't. He made a garden, declared it private, and set specific terms under which you and I and others can come enjoy it. Take it or leave it. > No need to shout around, belittle them, and ban them from your garden for a year.... Then follow his rules, or don't go to his garden! He's offering you a free favor. Take it or leave it. > He could have just kept his Project private if he doesn't want people to interact. Simple as that. Of course he could have. However, I'm adamant that those of us who find Valetudo useful – i.e. find his garden beautiful – would be worse off for it. Why would you want the overall usefulness given to the world to decrease? What's the benefit? Not feeling annoyed that he won't let you help?