Probably true, but why do they have to organize themselves in such amateurish ways? There is nothing stopping open source developers on a project from organizing themselves in a professional, effective manner?
When they put their individual egos above the actual outcome of their efforts, well, that's a programmed disaster of course.
Probably true, but why do they have to organize themselves in such amateurish ways? There is nothing stopping open source developers on a project from organizing themselves in a professional, effective manner?
When they put their individual egos above the actual outcome of their efforts, well, that's a programmed disaster of course.