Unfortunately, towards the end, I had to move to less public work. So the
current public code is a few months short. That puts it in a tough place
someone else to jump into, beyond maybe looking at some isolated things. I
had a thought that maybe I would eventually do something with the final
product, but unfortunately, I’m just to well compensated currently.

The bigger issue with it doing more for Solr is that the whole thing is
more of a philosophy of development shift. All the little changes just
stepping stones towards a couple broad guiding lights. You can start a
project that way, but it’s a different story to change a project. It
becomes a never ending multi pronged argument / discussion on 1000 items.
“I don’t think this item is the way I’d do it, I like this.” “Yeah, but
it’s not about each item, it’s the cumulation and coordination of all these
items that gives you *this*”, “okay, but also this other item - that seems
over kill and I’d just go this way.” And on and on. Just the nature of
things.

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