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Forking is usually good for the community around a piece of software but I struggle to find who made this argument originally


I think it is only good when the software has slowed down development. Otherwise it just needlessly splits the community.


Specifically in the case of vim, Bram took decisions that forced the community to choose one or the other. Like the implementation of async and the choice of a second extension language.




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