There is no need to apologize for building a fantastic tool that was ahead of its time.
But "abandoned" in this contexts makes it sound like it's dead. Even if it's factually correct that the original (very busy) author stepped away and it is literally/factually true that you "abandoned it", it is also fairly misleading.
I disfavor maligning open source projects based on a misleading framing.
But "abandoned" in this contexts makes it sound like it's dead. Even if it's factually correct that the original (very busy) author stepped away and it is literally/factually true that you "abandoned it", it is also fairly misleading.
I disfavor maligning open source projects based on a misleading framing.