People will never agree as they are stubborn and will protect their ego. If
there is a disagreement, they will create their own community. After time,
there is conflict within the new community and members leave to start yet
another.
There may never be a solution to this. That's why companies like Canonical
decided to do their own thing with Mir. They were never going to get what
they wanted with Wayland and the other Wayland devs wouldn't play nice with
Canonical.
Free software allows you the right to create a derivative work and I would
never deny someone that right. I just think that if less people did it and
swallowed their pride for.the greater good of a project, that we would have
better quality free software code.
