An additional additional point is that the dictator can indeed quit and is not forced to kill themselves to get out of it. So it’s actually not FL. And in fact, it’s arguably not even a dictatorship, as it depends on the consent of the governed. Yes, BDFL is intentionally outrageous to make a point. What’s yours?
An additional point is that you you can only grant the DFL part. The B part cannot be granted but can only be hoped for.
An additional additional point is that the dictator can indeed quit and is not forced to kill themselves to get out of it. So it’s actually not FL. And in fact, it’s arguably not even a dictatorship, as it depends on the consent of the governed. Yes, BDFL is intentionally outrageous to make a point. What’s yours?
The person who owns the website doesn’t need consent of the people who visit the website to make changes to the website.
Funny how I didn’t notice anyone become outraged.
And, of course, BDFL’s powers do NOT depend on the consent of the governed—it’s just that the governed have the ability to exit.
As to the point, it’s merely reminding of the standard trade-off with dictator-like rulers. They are like a little girl: