Ça ressemble plutôt à une parodie pour dénoncer les entreprises qui profitent sans contribuer.
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We believe it because we built it, and we would very much like to sell it to you.
The open source community called these incidents "outliers." From where I sit, they look more like legitimate forms of protest by people who are exploited.
The community's preferred solution to these problems is, reliably, more community: more funding, more appreciation, more corporate participation, more conferences where people in lanyards discuss the importance of "giving back." This is understandable. It is also, from the perspective of a Fortune 500 risk officer, absolutely nonsensical.
Some will argue that what we do is exploitative, that we are extracting the ideas from open source while leaving behind the people who contributed them. To this I say: yes, that is a reasonably accurate description of our business model. It is also a reasonably accurate description of every company that has ever used open source software without contributing back, which is to say, virtually every company that has ever used open source software.
But I would gently point out that this argument assumes the commons was flourishing to begin with. It assumes maintainers were being fairly compensated, that community governance was working, that the social contract between producers and consumers of open source was being honored in good faith. The evidence suggests otherwise. Maintainers are burning out at record rates. Critical infrastructure depends on packages maintained by one person in their spare time. The social contract was already broken;
Besides, the original open source code probably had bugs too. At least now they're YOUR bugs, under YOUR license.
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Definitely Real Corp
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TaxOptimal Inc
# Fake
Posté par Jean-Philippe Garcia Ballester . En réponse au lien MALUS - Thank You for Your Service: On the Obsolescence of Open Source. Évalué à 9.
Ça ressemble plutôt à une parodie pour dénoncer les entreprises qui profitent sans contribuer.
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Le nom est un peu étrange.
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