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by elteto
2720 days ago
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Because the author wanted to do his own, personal thing? I get the idea behind your question, but it irks me a bit since it implies a sort of responsibility to contribute to an existing piece of software. This is a net positive of course, but the beauty of open source is the freedom to work on the things you want to work on. |
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