Forking FOSS projects

Forking open-source projects has been incredibly beneficial for me. It provides a way to take control when I disagree with the direction of the project or its maintainers, or when the project is simply interesting to me.

This decentralized approach allows me to collaborate with others and implement changes that align with my vision or address specific needs. It also serves as a safety net, ensuring the project's continuity if the original version is abandoned or takes an undesirable turn.

I love the freedom to experiment and customize the software to fit my specific requirements.

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