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frankroeder / parrot.nvim

parrot.nvim 🦜 - the plugin that brings stochastic parrots to Neovim. This is a gp.nvim-fork focused on simplicity.
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Breach of MIT Licence #47

Closed Robitx closed 3 weeks ago

Robitx commented 3 weeks ago

Note that I've made backup fork of parrot.nvim for evidence.

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I was willing to let this pass, since you've at least referenced the gp.nvim at the top of the readme.

But since you're slowly removing traces to the original active project (from which all the main features of the parrot comes from) and promoting it as yours (logo, funding, keywords for people to find it, releases) instead of contributing to the original.

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frankroeder commented 3 weeks ago

Please have a look at the end of the file.

frankroeder commented 3 weeks ago

@Robitx Please take a look at the end of the file in the "Related Projects" section. I am still referencing gp.nvim, and it is clear from the public Git commit history that it started as a fork.

I have corrected the mistake regarding the copyright statement. However, it would have been much more considerate to reach out to me personally rather than threaten me publicly. Aside from this, I see no other significant issue. It seems that you might have chosen the wrong license initially, considering the way you approached me about this.

I am not removing any traces; I am adding my own ideas and code to the project. Naturally, this will lead to deviations from the original code base. What is wrong with that? Yes, I am promoting the changes I made, and there is nothing wrong with that either.

It is evident from the Git commit history, recent changes, and the current discussion that I am transparent about the origin of a large (and continually decreasing) portion of the source code originating from gp.nvim.