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Poaching the lead dev to work on your own fork is a hostile move, and in my book, it provides a reasonable excuse for the delays, since nobody was able to take
by pygy_ 13y ago
Poaching the lead dev to work on your own fork is a hostile move, and in my book, it provides a reasonable excuse for the delays, since nobody was able to take his succession immediately.
The guys at Lucid also barely communicated for long periods of time, making collaboration impossible.
- BostX 13y ago> Poaching the lead dev to work on your own fork is a hostile move That's an argument one can use when asked to spend more time with kids. > it provides a reasonable excuse for the delays, since nobody was able to take his succession immediately Huh?!? Open Source model not working or what?
- belorn 13y ago>> it provides a reasonable excuse for the delays, since nobody was able to take his succession immediately > Huh?!? Open Source model not working or what? I guess its only illusion and crazy lawyers who like to add anti-poaching clauses in employee contracts. If a company can't handle loosing their top engineers, clearly its the the proprietary model that is not working.