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nknighthb is completely right. It is user hostile. It even makes a huge assumption, that clarry is programmer in the first place. With "Patches welcome" you mig
by nemothekid 13y ago
nknighthb is completely right. It is user hostile. It even makes a huge assumption, that clarry is programmer in the first place. With "Patches welcome" you might as well be saying "If you don't like it, spend a year learning [Language] to fix this issue." How is that anything other than user hostile?
If my mom can't open a pdf in pdf.js, I'm not going to tell her "Well mom, patches welcome."
- Turing_Machine 13y agoGive that clarry is a) posting on HN and b) apparently at least contemplating writing his/her own OS at some point, the assumption that he/she is a programmer is anything but "huge".
- derrida 13y ago"My mum writes optimizing compilers."