@dotnet @alex @EvilCorp1988 i can see it from the developer's perspective too
>you're not a programmer or software engineer for work, you just wrote a personal project to do a certain task
>you decide to release it cause you figure other people might find it useful too
>you don't have a huge team of QA testers and don't have any experience with automated tools
>you don't have an army of developers and technical writers to introduce robust error handling and thorough documentation
>people find it and it gets somewhat popular
>day after day, people endlessly bitch on github and anywhere else your github profile leads to, about shit that's 95% user error from doing something completely retarded and the other 5% mostly for different use cases the project was never intended to cover
>one day you receive a discord message from a user who had downloaded the x86 binary: THIS DIDN'T WORK ON MY RASPBERRY PI YOU'RE A SHITTY PROGRAMMER!!!!
>delete the repository and your github account
>never share something you wrote again