It's totally fine to run the project (or don't run) as the owner see fits and use it however one wants.
But let's not pretend the project is actively maintained and there are no bugs. That's what klabb3 alludes to.
Elm has this "this is fine" phenomenon where people like to pretend its a one-of-a-kind software that has no bugs doesn't even need a patch with bug fixes.
But let's not pretend the project is actively maintained and there are no bugs. That's what klabb3 alludes to.
Elm has this "this is fine" phenomenon where people like to pretend its a one-of-a-kind software that has no bugs doesn't even need a patch with bug fixes.