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Meh, why so dark.
Unrpyc is actually a pure hobbyist project - just for fun. As CU(CensoredUsername) put it himself, he enjoys taking things apart, reverse engineering it and finding solutions. I can relate to this. Or i wouldn't sitting here working from time to time on some of this tools or i would not be a trained IT specialist.
I would actually handle this similar. If i got a collaborator on such a project who wants to add some feature, i don't really care about, i would say: "do your thing", just don't mess to much with the other code and do it orderly.
Recognition for such work isn't something in my "top three" about this. Sure, its nice if someone writes somewhere "thank you to persons x, y, z" and you're in there. I mean, did you folks know CU did not found the unrpyc project? GH user "yuriks" did, Jan'12
Unrpyc is actually a pure hobbyist project - just for fun. As CU(CensoredUsername) put it himself, he enjoys taking things apart, reverse engineering it and finding solutions. I can relate to this. Or i wouldn't sitting here working from time to time on some of this tools or i would not be a trained IT specialist.
I would actually handle this similar. If i got a collaborator on such a project who wants to add some feature, i don't really care about, i would say: "do your thing", just don't mess to much with the other code and do it orderly.
Recognition for such work isn't something in my "top three" about this. Sure, its nice if someone writes somewhere "thank you to persons x, y, z" and you're in there. I mean, did you folks know CU did not found the unrpyc project? GH user "yuriks" did, Jan'12
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. Surprised huh? After this other people came in and helped, yuriks lost interest and dropped it early Dec'14 basically
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