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I assumed "the project" meant that the tip goes back into a general pool still dedicated to the particular project the tip was originally designated for. Then t
by michaelmior 12y ago
I assumed "the project" meant that the tip goes back into a general pool still dedicated to the particular project the tip was originally designated for. Then these funds would be available for redistribution when new commits are made to the project.
I can see how "the project" could also be interpreted as tip4commit though and if that's the case, that's pretty lousy.
- arsenische 12y ago> I assumed "the project" meant that the tip goes back into a general pool still dedicated to the particular project the tip was originally designated for. This interpretation is correct
- natch 12y agoIf by now you don't understand that this project is a bad idea, you are going to get a reputation of being not intelligent. That's not a good reputation for a coder. Why is it a bad idea? Maybe people have already stated the reasons. And you (wrongly) think you have effectively refuted them. You are being, to choose a mild word, dense. Sometimes it's best to just look at how mad you are making people, and draw your conclusions from that. You are making something people don't want.
- GhotiFish 12y agowohhhh, that's pretty hostile don't you think? I've being reading through this whole debacal myself, and I haven't seen any good reasons so far.
- zorbo 12y agoI think tip4commit is a pretty hostile project itself. It deserves a hostile reprimand. And since the creator refuses to even opt-out (let alone opt-in) projects, I really can't feel sorry for them.