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Sure. If you need software support, build a support system and get everyone else to use it. Makes perfect sense. I hope you live exclusively by this principal.

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What? This is about documentation and maintenance of an open source project, this isn’t a SaaS situation.

If your documentation sucks, you’re no better than the discord hell the original project came from.

And yes, I only work with open source projects that are run well, or I fork them and maintain them for personal use.

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I’m interested, what’s your process for ‘personal’ forks? Any extra steps?

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The one discord thing I do is mention I am making the fork, then spend the first while doing the documentation I wish existed. I set up the repo to accept issues and allow discussion.

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