Tony Morris

Of course I do. And if I didn't, I don't believe everything on the internet. Regardless, I think it is disgusting that the terms of whether or not person P is blocked by Person Q, is dictated by people R. Open source is being wrecked by this level of entitlement.

I don't think there is any entitlement here. I do think forking is a reasonable action in the presence of being blocked by the maintainer.

You're being extraordinarily aggressive here and I'm genuinely unsure why. I suspect you're reading more into my tweets than is there.

Where is the aggression in the matter of fact, that person P is blocked by person Q, terms dictated by people R? It's ridiculous, not aggressive.

I do not understand what you mean. Can you fill in specifics for P, Q, and R? Am I R in your view?

You're an observer to misinformation, in this case. Here is a demand. I demand the right to block anyone I want, under any conditions whatsoever, as maintainer of whatever, and for whatever reason that I don't need to disclose. Do you agree to my right to this demand?

You have every right to that. I've not seen that disputed in this context.

My contention is: If a maintainer for an OS package blocks me, that is justification to fork that package for my own purposes.