Why did you stop developing

[Marco De Nadai]

Hello main developers,
I want to ask you why you stopped the Mitro development. It would be nice to know if Twitter acquired Mitro (http://techcrunch.com/2014/07/31/twitter-mitro/) or just the staff.
You were developing Mitro in your free time, I suppose, so why did you stop now? It seems you don't care anymore about it. Am I right? Did you lost faith in the cause? Is Twitter developing something similar?


Thanks


PS: I ask this because I want to know if I'll lose time contributing in this project :P

[Bri Hatch]

Mitro was a start up, not a "free time" project. Based on the fact it did not stay a startup, one would assume that they could not acquire the needed user base, or sales channel, or whatever other piece of a startup you need to make it a viable endeavor. This is not unusual.

Now that the developers are at twitter their mitro time is indeed all spare/volunteer.

If twitter is developing something similar, due to NDA/secrecy they won't be able to say anyway.

As to the question would you get bored, only you can know that. I'd encourage you to work on mitro.

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[Evan Jones]

Bri more or less has it exactly right. See my other email for additional details.

PS. Sorry for the late reply: Mitro email tends to get prioritized after my work and personal life email, so it tends to get dealt with only once every couple days.

Evan

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