Pride flag yet excluding laptop users.

/s

They used to sell to Dutch customers for decades, until last November when they suddenly stopped. Now just a few months later they are resuming?

Yes, very funny that these fields have existed for decades but no one knew about it, but suddenly everyone is freaking out because a birthday field has been added.

Sure, let’s just pretend that this is totally unrelated to the laws currently being made and implemented that require the operating system to provide user age to applications and websites for age restriction. After all, all those Gecos fields people have filled have been shared across the internet all those years, oh wait never mind, they didn’t, and they aren’t really being used at all.

Seriously though, what’s your point? Can’t you see any difference here?

It always starts optional. There’s no verification yet but many believe it will be a matter of time.

I’m not providing any argument, I’m just asking.

Well sure, software gets forked and continued all the time, but there’s quite a stark difference between just using open source software or actively maintain it. Not everyone is a software developer, so I still don’t see why “just fork it” is the answer. Those who have the capabilities probably already thought of it no?

I hear this argument a lot about many things but how is “just fork it” the answer? It’s not like just anyone can fork any project and continue developing it. The alternative would be forking it and consider it final version or what?

It’s a bit hit and miss. Some work, some don’t. There’s a topic about it on the Sailfish forums.