Have you ever worked in an enterprise?
You seem to just be trying to drag a ton of extra crap into your narrative to try to make it make sense in someway.
Most of the software the maybe a few hundred active 68k amiga users are using is basically abandon-ware. You keep going on about email authors blah blah blah. A lot of this stuff hasn't been touched in decades. Your example of a bug in a current piece of software that's under active development and in use by thousands and thousands of users adds nothing to your argument and just makes you look seriously out of touch with reality.
Who the hell is going to take time out of their day to chase user reported bugs in software they haven't worked on or even used in decades?
I see no problem with Cosmos doing what he does as long as he doesn't distribute copyrighted material. (@Cosmos; Release patches against official binaries instead of modified binaries...)
I think it says a lot about what remains of the "Amiga community" that instead of going over the technical aspects of what Cosmos has done you guys spend your time worrying about the moral implications of changing a few bytes in a file the original author has long since given up giving a
about.
