This is one of the main reasons I created Linkwarden - to combat Link-Rot.
Linkwarden is an open-source collaborative bookmark manager to collect, organize and preserve webpages:
Linkwarden is an open-source collaborative bookmark manager to collect, organize and preserve webpages:
Or don't, I'm not your mom, but the name tells me not to even investigate, and I care about such things enough to run a YaCy node for example.
It's a particular recognizable name that a specific single someone else paid a bunch of advertizing money to build.
c++ is actually c + stuff, and neither are individual brands or projects but specs. Everyone is free to make a something-c or c-something. msvcc and gcc are not anyvsort of gotcha. The various bsds are forks of bsd. Neither of these map to this case. (is linkwarden a fork of bitwarden? a superset or subset of bitwarden?)
vim is literally a development of vi, which is again not anyones brand anyway. Though I would actually say the same thing in that case. I don't think neovim should call itself anything-vim either because it's not, it's just a new editor that has essentially no connection to vi or vim.
It's not c++ or *bsd, it's calling your new cookie Moreos. It's not illegal just lame.
It's a grand tradition of FOSS and it's awesome. We need a rule: No denegrating someone else's wit without putting something better - of your own - out there.
C'mon, let's not gatekeep or trademarkify normal descriptive or allusive words. Linkwarden is fine!