Sorry, usually not that snarky but.. c'mon...
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Sorry, usually not that snarky but.. c'mon...
My best guess is too many alerts firing without a clear hierarchy and possibilities to seprate cause from effect. It's a typical challenge but I wish they would shed some light on that. And its a bit concerning that improving observability is not part of their follow up steps.
1: https://richventures.com/posts/how-i-would-start-my-next-sta...
Company and product names (including e.g open source projects) are different. You want to be able to change your scope depending on customer demand without having to rebrand.
Do you also verify each line of software you install? If you trust the author of certain software, why do you mistrust their install script?
Do you think the issue is useful but you don't want to implement it? Keep the feature request open and say you're open to contributions (or maybe getting paid to implement it).
Do you think it's out of scope and shouldn't get implemented? Say that, close the issue and lock it if people keep discussing.
I can also recommend creating response templates for these things. Be clear and assertive, back and forth wastes everyones time and just leads to more frustration on both sides.
I really like having a blog and blog posts, but I can't say I love to write them. But as a freelancer, it has been one of my main sources to find new clients.
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> You don't have to worry about eating another meal or two.
You do realize for many overweight people eating isn't something to worry about but to look forward to? It's not that we don't understand thermodynamics. It's just a big part of enjoying being alive.