Like so many other tech companies nowadays, they've become overrun with angry nerds and parasitic rule-makers who overestimate the value they provide and take it for granted that the customer will always be there to put up with their condescending, controlling bullshit. When you're busy generating "policies" for the customer, you're in the declining region of the business lifecycle. They'll either figure it out and fix it or another company will come along and obliterate them. And remember, competition always benefits the customer.
I'm looking forward to Github's future replacement.
Like so many other tech companies nowadays, they've become overrun with angry nerds and parasitic rule-makers who overestimate the value they provide and take it for granted that the customer will always be there to put up with their condescending, controlling bullshit. When you're busy generating "policies" for the customer, you're in the declining region of the business lifecycle. They'll either figure it out and fix it or another company will come along and obliterate them. And remember, competition always benefits the customer.
I'm looking forward to Github's future replacement.