The irony is that had he actually contributed significant amounts of code to the larger open source projects, he'd be used to this sort of criticism. Hell hath

The irony is that had he actually contributed significant amounts of code to the larger open source projects, he'd be used to this sort of criticism. Hell hath no fury like a maintainer's scorn. Incidentally, I think that's why developers in the major open source projects tend to generally be pretty good: the commit crappy code, get flamed, fix, commit-cycle tends to be instructive.