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There is an element of "double dipping" here that I see as a problem. I already pay $7 a month for my own personal Github account, and for me personally it's n
by tanepiper 10y ago
There is an element of "double dipping" here that I see as a problem.
I already pay $7 a month for my own personal Github account, and for me personally it's nice to have no limit.
But if we switch to the new model at work then not only am I paying my $7, but my company will have to pay an additional $9p/m for me to have access to the repos I use daily for work.
Even if they removed me from the organisation and added me as a collaborator this will be an additional cost.
They can spin it how they like but I suspect for a large number of organisations they are going to see quite an increase in cost from using Github.
- heartbreak 10y agoDoes your ISP double dip if they charge your employer for business internet access and you for home internet access?