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pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
1y
discussing OSS I objectively know that ignoring your community when you maintain a big popular library is an ass move

but at the same time I always have this feeling that it's such a "compulsory" situation.

like, someone builds whatever they felt like and publishes the code so other people can also do whatever they feel like, it gets popular, and you suddenly have the responsibility to tend to everyone's wants from the thing you built.
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Eloy @eloy@hsnl.social
1y
discussing OSS @kitten communicate "this is discontinued", then people know they should fork it and you are not blamed for issues
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pathetic piss kitten @kitten@elizabeth.cat
1y
discussing OSS @eloy I was just thinking of pulling something like, forking your own library, maybe change the name or whatever, and keep working just on what you feel like
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