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> The javascript on government websites (even non-USA) should have those freedoms. Why not? Among other reasons: because they impose restrictions on the subcon
by fixermark 10y ago
> The javascript on government websites (even non-USA) should have those freedoms. Why not?
Among other reasons: because they impose restrictions on the subcontractors the government can employ to do the job that increase the overall cost, therefore perhaps failing to do their fiduciary duty to the taxpayer.
It's still an open question which side this issue should fall on for most people who don't see Four Freedoms as a necessary tenet.
- blowski 10y agoExactly. Agencies will be licking their lips at the exorbitant fees they can charge to meet 'freedom level 4' standard.