Well, of course. I'm not on a crusade to cling onto CI3 and I'm not particularly interested in CI4. I just don't know what CI stands for anymore and, from where I'm sitting, it looks like nobody out there has a clear vision of what CI stands for.
I posted with the intention of offering some practical and valuable help. I was ready to jump on board and I felt that I could have brought some value to the table.
However, I'm not seeing a shred of hope here. The owners are nowhere to be seen (I've been trying to contact them for a while) and - as far as I can tell - the framework is being dominated by a delusional committee who are more interested in awarding themselves ten out of ten for management than having an honest discussion about the very obvious catalogue of management failures that everybody on the planet called Earth can see, except them.
There's absolutely no hope here and I'm not going to waste any more time with this.
I'll make a YouTube video about this to warn developers about the dangers of having academic institutions and 'not for profit' organisations managing frameworks. They ruined it. They're all out of their depth. They're all in total denial.
Remember what unfolded here. Remember this conversation and think about it when Codeigniter shuts down. Think about the forum admin - angrily blaming the community for the management failures. Remember it. Think about the delusion. Think about the inflexibility.
THIS is what puts people and organisations out of business. Learn from it. Do you hear me? Learn.
