There is. It’s the original development team of the project.
The one that got discontinued, you mean? It didn’t matter that it was “first party” as it still got the axe. This fork has existed for multiple years now, and may end up having a longer life than the “first party” one had.
That’s still something that may happen. Just because you think that third party is more likely to go away doesn’t mean it will happen. So yes, you completely avoided my point and continue to do so. You even used “might” earlier. That sounds a lot like may to me.
No. No I sure don’t.
There is. It’s the original development team of the project.
All to the same first-party SyncThing repo.
The one that got discontinued, you mean? It didn’t matter that it was “first party” as it still got the axe. This fork has existed for multiple years now, and may end up having a longer life than the “first party” one had.
This is not uncommon in the open source space.
Yes I do remember saying that a few hours ago.
You can “may” anything you want.
Good job avoiding my point entirely :)
I didn’t avoid your point at all.
I wasn’t discussing what “may” happen. I was discussing what’s more likely to happen.
That’s still something that may happen. Just because you think that third party is more likely to go away doesn’t mean it will happen. So yes, you completely avoided my point and continue to do so. You even used “might” earlier. That sounds a lot like may to me.
I give up.