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"No" is a full sentence. You do not owe anyone an explanation beyond "I do not feel like working on this feature".



This can come off as rude if you’re trying to make a collaborative project. I’d link to a roadmap or be honest and say this doesn’t pique your interest.


You are right, but at the same time when I say no with a reason, people think that they can debate. No just means no.

You owe people politeness, but I don't think that you owe them a justification for not wanting to do things. If it's rude to say no, it's rude to ask.




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