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by Phenix88be
1860 days ago
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> and let the community pick up maintenance / forks if there’s enough interest. This almost never happen, even when the interest is very high...
I love open source and free software, but we should face that this point is more a fantasy than a real thing. |
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But the ones that have at least rudimentary documenation, something a new maintainer has something to work with - those are the few ones, that might be picked up by some community. Rare, yes - because there is not much fun in writing documentation on your personal pet project in your free time. But it might be still worth it.