My first reaction was very different from yours; the desire to dogfood feels excessive, to me, and negates the point in having a public roadmap in the first place.
Am I wrong for presuming that the people who would most care about GitHub's public roadmap probably aren't even GitHub users?
EDIT: Thanks for the replies, everyone. Seems like I hadn't fully comprehended the range of features available to paying members - given this knowledge, choosing to do the roadmap in this form makes more sense to me.
Am I wrong for presuming that the people who would most care about GitHub's public roadmap probably aren't even GitHub users?
EDIT: Thanks for the replies, everyone. Seems like I hadn't fully comprehended the range of features available to paying members - given this knowledge, choosing to do the roadmap in this form makes more sense to me.