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> Entitlement in open source is a real thing

Goes both ways, from/by developers and from/by users. 

> demands on so few people, entitled to their free labor while contributing nothing back, is a terrible thing to do to a person.

Demands:

* They’ve never opened a single issue or PR.
* no specific feature requests t
*  never opened any issue for the features he wanted
* not[sic] did he attempt to contribute with a pull request
*  switch to a different platform, ...

And the [entitlement](https://github.com/LemmyNet/rfcs) is pretty damn strong from your side too. It's an open source project that is your baby; I get it. What makes you entitled to other people doing _everything_ except the actual _code_ portion, for _YOU_? If it gets to the point of needing an 'RFC' to contribute code to Lemmy or even _request_ a change...

Well, good luck.  Why should people do **your work** that you get paid to do (as said often by yourself and Nutomic), when they aren't getting paid a cent?? That is the epitome of entitled. You want free work, but you don't want to _give your work for free_ 
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