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>No one is going to dump NGINX over this. His post seems to contradict that. People will dump products for very trivial reasons if marketed correctly.
by ars_technician 13y ago
>No one is going to dump NGINX over this.
His post seems to contradict that. People will dump products for very trivial reasons if marketed correctly.
- Semiapies 13y agoReading this post, I'd assume that this time next year, if the company is still there and this guy still has this job, they'll still be using nginx. Someone dropping this sort of frustrated blog post about how his company should dump it probably doesn't have the authority to make that call or the motivation and time to make it happen if he does. The whole tone of the blog post is passive-aggressive, whether directed at the makers of nginx (for wanting to get paid), or at the end, towards some hypothetical people who take it upon themselves to build a fork that suits all his needs (despite his not actually needing such a fork). Such a tone suggests that he feels powerless.