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You can't satisfy both sides by completely ignoring one side.

"What I do on my machine is none of your business, unless I decide it's your business" is a strong argument, presented multiple times in multiple places, and I haven't seen any rebuttal by any Go representative.

You can ignore the community and do whatever is good for business, but it's hypocritical to pretend you're a "community-driven" project if you do that.



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