I suggest reading this statement more carefully: > These simply can't be forked without broad consensus around which fork to follow. Thus: > if those trying

I suggest reading this statement more carefully: > These simply can't be forked without broad consensus around which fork to follow. Thus: > if those trying to assume control can't get together and sell the idea of a new fork to the userbase why would they be the best people to successfully run the original project? That's exactly what I mean by "broad consensus."