> If you don't like it, fork it and do your own. The issue is the "you" implied there. So you fork it and start working on your own. What do the other contribu

> If you don't like it, fork it and do your own. The issue is the "you" implied there. So you fork it and start working on your own. What do the other contributors working on the previously-existing project do? This seems to resolve itself when there's a clearly superior project and developers and distributions switch to the newer project. However, if both projects continue to simultaneously develop...