On Open Source

By brock on Mon 1 Feb 2010, 10:36 pm

Just about every week, I see something about an open source product that I don't like. Usually it's just some admin feature that could use a couple more options. Most of the time, it's a really irritating but trivial bug, like escaping single quotes in the name of a blog (looking at you, WordPress µ).

And every time, I think, "I should make this better and get involved in this project. Maybe this could be My Thing."

And then I remember that I don't get around to most of the projects that are already My Things. But someday, somewhere - I'll fix something.

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