I just want to say, as an Engineer this is why you don't willingly break the law for a company. I had a job where I stayed for less then 3 months because they

I just want to say, as an Engineer this is why you don't willingly break the law for a company. I had a job where I stayed for less then 3 months because they wanted me to use the community version of Visual Studio. Except it broke the terms of service and I could be liable if they tried the "blame the engineer game." Otherwise it was a great company that was doing innovative and fun things. They just wanted me to break the law, and I said no. P.S. This was innocent on the companies part, they thought it was OK and didn't read the TOS, when I brought this to their attention they entered "talks" with Microsoft to get a new set of licenses, I just wasn't willing to accommodate them in the short term. I also didn't know what the talks were so I had to cover my butt and get out.