Jared

Nobody likes it.

But it's not revenue generated, and so how do you actually get that done?

And it's probably explaining some of what you're sensing is the lack of resourcing is probably the reason why.

I'm not sure if we ever bridged that gap.

How is it ever going to be worth it for them?

We all agree on that.

Like you can't just adopt it.

Take care of the dog GitHub.

Well, I mean, I think they would argue, well, we are taking care of it.

We have a staff of three and their entire point, like we're paying, I'm just paying out that number, but you know, like, well, there's three people, full timers.

We can calculate that out.

We're talking a million dollars a year that we're just keeping the dog alive, you know, or whatever the number is.

And it's not going to get better than that.

They're not going to go to 2 million.

There's no reason to, as long as the dog's still alive.

Now, maybe it gets so bad that the dog eventually dies.

Like, could you actually go after them legally for negligence or something?

I'm saddened by your report about JSR.

I had high hopes for it.

It seemed like, like you said, it was off to a good start.