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by ryanpardieck
4247 days ago
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The only expectation for me is that I can fork the project in accordance with their chosen license. Expecting anything else is a bit too entitled for me. There are tons of different styles of project management. I don't see the point in claiming one as the "OSS way." I think it's fair enough to criticize someone for their management style in itself; additionally criticizing them for breaking the "OSS contract" or "going against the spirit of OSS" is kind of silly IMO, and a cheap way to score argument points and pageviews. |
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