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I have to say, after having contributed thousands of commits to free software, recruited hundreds of people to do the same, and directed tens of millions of dol
by shykes 11y ago
I have to say, after having contributed thousands of commits to free software, recruited hundreds of people to do the same, and directed tens of millions of dollars to open-source contributions... this stings a little.
For the record I don't have views unfriendly to free software. But I have upset many people by disagreeing with their design opinions, and as a result not merging their pull requests. Sometimes those people imagine a conspiracy of evil VCs smoking cigars, instructing me to reject their patch for an obscure capitalistic motive that they can't quite express. When in reality the explanation is simpler: I disagree on their opinion, and I have commit rights.
If you point out an example of my supposed hostility to free software, I will be happy to refute it with objective facts. But then everyone is free to believe what they want to believe.