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I'm not saying you're wrong, but it does feel to me like you're encouraging Jonas to defect in a negative-sum game. He can get more users by engaging his sales-
by philh 12y ago
I'm not saying you're wrong, but it does feel to me like you're encouraging Jonas to defect in a negative-sum game. He can get more users by engaging his sales-self, but his engineering-self is treating his users more respectfully.
- moron4hire 12y agoMore respectfully than what? I don't think making your introduction clear and concise is "less respectful".
- philh 12y agoYou say "It adds nothing to my description to call my projects incomplete", but "incomplete" isn't really what's at stake. I agree with you that software is basically never complete. But some software is "production-ready" in some sense that I consider meaningful. And I think that > Sortix is a small self-hosting Unix-like operating system developed since 2011 aiming to be a clean and modern POSIX implementation. makes it clear (or at least strongly hints) that Sortix is not production-ready, while > Sortix is a clean and modern POSIX implementation. pretends that Sortix is production-ready, and I consider that to be disrespectful.