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Explore Stack InternalFor the first time in months I feel optimistic about Stack Exchange's future. I hadn't realized how much I missed that feeling.
Yes, the relicensinglicensing split isn't a perfect solution. And yes, there are concerns that need to be addressed. But I can unequivocally say it feels like the community relationship is moving in a positive direction.
So for now, I'll put aside the usual meta cynicism to just say, thank you.
For the first time in months I feel optimistic about Stack Exchange's future. I hadn't realized how much I missed that feeling.
Yes, the relicensing isn't a perfect solution. And yes, there are concerns that need to be addressed. But I can unequivocally say it feels like the community relationship is moving in a positive direction.
So for now, I'll put aside the usual meta cynicism to just say, thank you.
For the first time in months I feel optimistic about Stack Exchange's future. I hadn't realized how much I missed that feeling.
Yes, the licensing split isn't a perfect solution. And yes, there are concerns that need to be addressed. But I can unequivocally say it feels like the community relationship is moving in a positive direction.
So for now, I'll put aside the usual meta cynicism to just say, thank you.
It feels as if a weight has finally been lifted. For the first time in months I can feel optimistic about Stack Exchange's future. I hadn't realized how much I missed that feeling.
Yes, the relicensing isn't a perfect solution. Yes, the exact date SE's license changed is a bit unclear. And yes, there are still many more concerns that need to be addressed. But I can unequivocally say it feels like the community relationship is moving in a positive direction.
So for now, I'll put aside the usual meta cynicism to just say, thank you.
It feels as if a weight has finally been lifted. For the first time in months I can feel optimistic about Stack Exchange's future. I hadn't realized how much I missed that feeling.
Yes, the relicensing isn't a perfect solution. Yes, the exact date SE's license changed is a bit unclear. And yes, there are still many more concerns that need to be addressed. But I can unequivocally say it feels like the community relationship is moving in a positive direction.
So for now, I'll put aside the usual meta cynicism to just say, thank you.
For the first time in months I feel optimistic about Stack Exchange's future. I hadn't realized how much I missed that feeling.
Yes, the relicensing isn't a perfect solution. And yes, there are concerns that need to be addressed. But I can unequivocally say it feels like the community relationship is moving in a positive direction.
So for now, I'll put aside the usual meta cynicism to just say, thank you.
It feels as if a weight has finally been lifted. For the first time in months I'm able toI can feel optimistic about Stack Exchange's future. It's a good feeling, and I hadn't realized how much I missed itthat feeling. It feels like the community relationship is moving in a positive direction.
Yes, the relicensing isn't a perfect solution. Yes, the exact date SE's license changed is a bit unclear. And yes, there are still many more concerns that need to be addressed. But I can unequivocally say that it feels like a weight has finally been lifted.it feels like the community relationship is moving in a positive direction.
So for now, I'll put aside the usual meta cynicism to just say, thank you.
For the first time in months I'm able to feel optimistic about Stack Exchange's future. It's a good feeling, and I hadn't realized how much I missed it. It feels like the community relationship is moving in a positive direction.
Yes, the relicensing isn't a perfect solution. Yes, the exact date SE's license changed is a bit unclear. And yes, there are still many more concerns that need to be addressed. But I can unequivocally say that it feels like a weight has finally been lifted.
So for now, I'll put aside the usual meta cynicism to just say, thank you.
It feels as if a weight has finally been lifted. For the first time in months I can feel optimistic about Stack Exchange's future. I hadn't realized how much I missed that feeling.
Yes, the relicensing isn't a perfect solution. Yes, the exact date SE's license changed is a bit unclear. And yes, there are still many more concerns that need to be addressed. But I can unequivocally say it feels like the community relationship is moving in a positive direction.
So for now, I'll put aside the usual meta cynicism to just say, thank you.
