I don’t enjoy being so negative but it’s likely you’ve spent more time interrogating the concept than the author would have.
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I don’t enjoy being so negative but it’s likely you’ve spent more time interrogating the concept than the author would have.
I'm unclear why such a simple question appeared to offend at least one person.
Both are stupid misrepresentations of the movement.
Is there a grape variety I’m entirely ignorant of?
> On the commercial side, we'll no longer be trying to grow the business around Tailwind. All existing customers will of course maintain their access to products like Tailwind Plus and ui.sh, but we're closing sign ups for new customers to focus on Tailwind CSS at Shopify.
I think it’s quite reasonable with this framing to question frequent update cycles.
It’s likely you understand this well and have decided to argue something else for reasons unknown.
I suppose we'll be linking to The Duran next.
Wikis, changelogs, decision records, issue trackers and more are available to provide greater context for you, your team and the agents you deploy.
We should have prevented Twitter/X and other platforms becoming quasi-official communications channels for public institutions.
If so, that’s appalling.
I don’t get it.
If the commenter truly believes it’s a Nazi app, why are they the slightest bit upset to lose access to any version of it?
It’s astonishingly easy to not use toxic social media platforms.
If it were an overly elaborate human creation I'd agree that criticism was unnecessary and perhaps even insensitive.
> the genai content on the website is just so distracting and such a bummer. It sticks out like sore thumb.
The comment is fair and accurate. The vacuous marketing speak is tedious, unpleasant and risks undermining the technology it makes a flailing attempt to describe.
Your non-native English speaker excuse is neither fair nor accurate since an AI translation of a human-written Mandarin language text does not introduce the style of writing being criticised.
Not every open source project requires a grandiose marketing site littered with manipulative, cloying language. Let the project speak for itself.
Utter bilge.