In reply to Álvaro Franz.

That's absolutely right, whoever contributes the most time and human resource gets to steer the project towards their vision. And the great thing is that if the project has any feel that it's going away from your vision then you can steer it back with more human resource and contribution.

It's totally actually fair that whoever has the most money to contribute people and direction will get to decide where the project goes. Of course there can be forks, but when a project gets to the point where a fork this deep in is the best option for a wide part of the user-base then something in the democracy of how this all works clearly fell apart in the face of who had the most money.

Just a reflection of so many things in society I guess.
Thankfully we are free to explore all other options if we don't like it, as sad as that may be for many.