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I'm not there yet but close. I was lookin at other forum software the other day.
You mean, you're using some unspecified version in the last few months that literally no one knows exactly where it's at, because you still don't make a note of what GitHub release you took, making it harder for everyone to help you debug problems.
Are they still adding features and major changes without testing them? I stopped looking after being so disgusted that they're still redoing things that are improvements, not bug fixes, meaning that actually dragging it over the line will take ever longer. I even gave up trying to keep track of bug fixes, because every bug fix would require subsequent fixes due to lack of testing.
So glad I forked and gave up worrying about upstream, made it so much easier to have a code base I could actually trust.
I'm not there yet but close. I was lookin at other forum software the other day.
I was not aware that developement is going so slow
what GitHub said they are 89% complete from and RC release
I don't mind as you say the "benevolent dictators" making it and controlling the build as long as they are building what the people want, within reason
how much work they want to put into it how much time is going to be spent not only on implementing features and security but keeping all that updated. They should have the last say for sure. I completely agree.
I think I have heard of storybb...I think, but Ihave been away from the net for a bit as well so I am a bit outdated.
Thinking the 90% is probably for a beta 4 release.
I wouldn't trust the "90%" figure as far as I could throw it, it's a moving target list.
Isn't that the problem that the target isn't moving at all![]()