> I think we're done here.
I understand the sentiment, but boy is that a politically charged statement. It amounts to "I don't agree with you, and this is my project, so STFU or GTFO."
I understand the sentiment, but boy is that a politically charged statement. It amounts to "I don't agree with you, and this is my project, so STFU or GTFO."
The reason is simple: it doesn't stop the debate - it just takes control over the debate out of your hands and puts it into the hands of a disgruntled user who will discuss this in a forum you don't control.
Users who feel they have a legitimate grievance and are cut out of the official conversation tend stop being users, and in the worst case may become the exact opposite of an evangelist for your project - they become someone who will dissuade other users from working with your project.
The marketplace can determine if this is something that it finds to be onerous.