Faker.js is now a community controlled project
Hmm, but as I understand original developer was rather pissed off by situation when devs are working on projects in theirs own time, and those projects sometimes become important tools to lower costs of creating software for big companies, and authors are not getting a dime and are forced to use some kinds of sponsorship and so on....
In such case making one of tools &quot;community&quot; owned smells like some kind of dick move, even if original wasn&#x27;t doing too many commits.<p>Working for companies we are taking big bucks for writing some glorified invoicing systems (let be honest 90% or 99% of business logic is &quot;move from screen to DB, move from DB to screen&quot;), but code which is often important part of whole process is created for free by some folks. Strange.