On Wed, Feb 6, 2013 at 9:43 AM, Luis Garrido <luis(a)vagar.org> wrote:
Maybe slightly more skilled in the ways of code and maybe a little more
selfless or community-conscious than the average. But developers have
bills, families, lives, they have to put up with their bosses/customers
demands during their day job... They don't need more little-bosses telling
them what they should do with their free time, thanks. One would think this
would be just common courtesy.
there's another dimension to this. Since the users of ardour pay me and
make my life possible, i certainly do want them telling me what to do. but
... there are limits on what i want to actually respond to. most days, i'm
actually really not interested in promoting the style of music creation
that Ableton Live enables. even if lots of people clamor for it, there is
always a chance that its something i just don't want to do. that could
adversely affect ardour's potential audience, and i have to decide whether
or not i care about that.
the same calculus goes on even without notable cash flows, i am sure.