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If he wants to control where people get his software, he should have published it under a proprietary license. Not saying he does, though.
by alextgordon 11y ago
If he wants to control where people get his software, he should have published it under a proprietary license. Not saying he does, though.
- spdustin 11y agoFair enough. I would posit that he didn't ever expect that the npm folks would undo his actions, even if his decisions were/seemed rash.
- swang 11y agoHe doesn't care if anyone takes over the leftpad module. He unpublished leftpad Someone else republishes leftpad as a new owner Since npm won't allow you to publish old versions, stuff is still broken since the depended on files have a hard dependency on v0.0.3 npm (the company) forces a republish on v0.0.3 or I guess an ununpublish.