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Resigning as Asahi Linux project lead
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Not really. He owes nobody his labor. If people don't like how he runs it, they can fork, and run it as they please.
Of course he's not. And, neither are you. Neither of you can place demands on others to perform free labor.
Well, he thinks he is fulfilling his role. You don't. So, its up to you to show everyone how to do it right.
I've found most people who claim others "aren't doing it right" actually mean that "they aren't doing it how I want it to be done, and therefore I demand they do the work per my spec, even though I'm not meeting any of their material needs."