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No, that means everybody is a "sinner". It can be argued that anyone who writes closed-source software is unethical (see Stallman et al). But open source progra
by Grue3 11y ago
No, that means everybody is a "sinner". It can be argued that anyone who writes closed-source software is unethical (see Stallman et al). But open source programmers are themselves unethical, being privileged enough to give away their work for free which drives down salaries of less fortunate coders. There's simply no programmer who can be described as completely ethical, and your helloworld.c is the Original Sin.
- icebraining 11y agoWhy is lowering the salaries of other coders unethical?