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You have no formal responsibility. No obligation. If someone complains to you about fixing bugs, they are welcome to fix them themselves. That's what open sourc
by alain94040 12y ago
You have no formal responsibility. No obligation. If someone complains to you about fixing bugs, they are welcome to fix them themselves. That's what open source is for. Anyone can fix issues without having to wait for the creator.
- Moto7451 12y agoIndeed. Additionally if you loose interest in the project you can also see if someone who contributes back would be interested in taking over the project as well.
- zzzcpan 12y agoExactly. Some people just don't get it. Personally I enjoy maintaining other people's abandoned projects. They free you from any obligation to keep up with new features, new bugfixes and so on. It feels more like a gift, than an abandonment.