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		amrocha on Sept 25, 2023 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Unity's oldest community announces dissolution The idea is that the community decides on a fork and maintainers move over. Are those really the exception? Do we have examples of large projects that made a monetization TOS change and didn't immediately get forked? The only one I can think of is Docker maybe?

nani8ot on Sept 26, 2023 [–]

Audacity made some bad decisions but the forks never got anywhere. That said, this particular issue was blown out of proportion, so the forks going nowhere isn't an issue.

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