@Daojoan If this is the case, It would be for good reasons.
1-To keep the focus on what really matters.
2-Respect for the work that has already been done and keeping track of results.
@Daojoan Do you mean that in a good way? Like yeah, they kinda do build tools which connect humanity. Imagine any big tech... Tools might not be good, but they are still useful.
At the same time this sounds negative like "why don't they try to talk to people themselves first".
@Daojoan It is much easier to open up to someone on the internet. If they don't like you, you can forget about it and never talk to that person again. You might even block each other. So the price of misunderstanding is extremely low.
Real life is not like that. In real life we have "small talk" to fill the awkward silence. Notice there is no small talk on the internet? That's the goal in life too: talking about something meaningful with strangers... But damn it's hard...
> haven't spoken to their neighbours in 6 years "keeping focus on what really matters".
then after all those years they get sold on a "publish under MIT" hype "to let some big corpo pay you for maintenance"...
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