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Not really sure I understand the problem here? I'm willing to bet that most people ready to excoriate the developer over their lack of version control will prob
by Blackthorn 11y ago
Not really sure I understand the problem here? I'm willing to bet that most people ready to excoriate the developer over their lack of version control will probably never even directly use the library.
They are still offering the library as open source in an easily-downloadable form. It is a gift. You can take a gift or you can leave a gift, but you don't whine about how the gift isn't the one you wanted.
- derefr 11y agoA "gift" that comes with conditions that obligate you to do work (e.g. upgrading your own code to the newest release of their library whenever they make one) is not usually considered a gift.