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> Interestingly the project has Github issues disabled. This is pretty weird. Certainly goes against the spirit of free software in my book. It's not like they
by gboudrias 11y ago
> Interestingly the project has Github issues disabled.
This is pretty weird. Certainly goes against the spirit of free software in my book. It's not like they have to answer any issues.
(Oh right it's Google. Well that explains that.)
- patrickaljord 11y agoActually there is nothing in the definition of free software that requires a bug tracker, even by gnu.org and rms standards and they're pretty high.
- teddyh 11y agogboudrias said “spirit”, not “definition”.
- noja 11y agoHaving Issues enabled sets the expectation that they are going to do something about your issue.