What I want to know is what provoked the change of heart. Two years ago, the position was as follows:
"If there comes a time we stop developing the software and feel 'finished', we'll consider it, but we're a long way from that place so it's not worth losing any sleep over thinking about this at the moment. Rohan’s joy is coding. Not gonna take that away from him and let everyone else have all the fun :)
Btw, please don't try debate us on this. We're fans of the open source movement and of course understand the benefits it has, this is a decision we've made."
So, does this mean they consider the Deluge "finished"?
"If there comes a time we stop developing the software and feel 'finished', we'll consider it, but we're a long way from that place so it's not worth losing any sleep over thinking about this at the moment. Rohan’s joy is coding. Not gonna take that away from him and let everyone else have all the fun :) Btw, please don't try debate us on this. We're fans of the open source movement and of course understand the benefits it has, this is a decision we've made."
So, does this mean they consider the Deluge "finished"?
https://forums.synthstrom.com/discussion/3572/open-source