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World’s Worst ReadMe or Why Open Source Struggles

This is probably the most user-hostile readme I’ve ever read.

The difference is not huge. The claims for image improvement are overblown as are the claims about false detail and imaginary textures.

My biggest motivation reason not to buy software is to avoid the often horrific license maintenance: how to make your licensing simpler.

How much of a difference can software make with high ISO images? A lot of difference it turns out.

IBM just stole $1 billion from Canada. If this is how IBM treats staff and governments, how would IBM treat your small business?

We didn’t want senior staff visible to the client to prevent clients addressing all issues to senior staff or to always notify our full team.

Intelligent defaults are at the core of brilliant software. You shouldn’t have to micromanage your projects or your software.

We didn’t want our customers to feel that they were in a help desk. Support should be as easy as email. Hands on test of the leading solutions.

Hosted services are great. Until they are gone. Without notice. Once you have your subscribers on http://yourdomain.com/feed, you can rest easy

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