You can always make your substantive points thoughtfully, so please do that instead.
Edit: two things I realized after posting the above: (1) you're the project creator! well, I can understand how anyone would react negatively given the critical things some commenters have been posting.
But also (2) you've been breaking the site guidelines in other comments too (e.g. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45539942). Ultimately we need you to stick to the rules, regardless of what other commenters are doing, and of course the same applies to them also.
(p.s. in case it's not clear, I'm a mod here and just trying to keep the peace a bit)
happy to abide, didn't read the guidelines so sorry about that @dang. yes it's quite interesting that we are getting slammed for making plugins in a way that literally any user has access to do own their own. hackernews is a wild ride for sure!
the entire point is that the OP - and so many other nonsensical comments here- is implying that Datastar's devs are being sneaky, trying to trick you into getting hooked on datastar only to pull the rug later with some dark marketing patterns.
But, as youve said, the info is right there on the site.
