Ublock collaborators gorhill and Deathamns leave the project
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> The more you give, the more many act as if you owed them even more. This is what ground me down in the long run. If the project has any intrinsic value, it will survive. The move was a huge relief for me. I have been postponing this for long now, thinking things might improve. They did not, from my point of view.
It is difficult to see yourself doing it, and I wonder if more and more open source projects will fall to this as the years go by.
Personally I've seen a number of projects I've followed fall to this, and have kept some of my stuff closed because I feared possible users/consumers.
Shrug.
> I suppose you should publish new version with a name indicative of the change. I plan to work on my own version which may or may not diverge from the current official version, so should the two versions diverge enough, keeping my own version on Chrome store is a good thing.
it sounds like they've given up on github, but they'll still work on their project.
guess he/she is burned-out from 'helping' the new users & distracting from actual coding that he/she loves so much
As it is, this does not seem important.
uBlock is a smaller, possibly better AdBlock by the way.
I would like titles to be altered to tell people what the subject is actually about, or give some background, but I can't see that happening soon, so I'm sorry but you'll have to google for now.