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Interesting. Do you think the legal/liability issue was the underlying reason, or that it was a smokescreen? I could easily see, in some corporate cultures, som
by willbenmitchell 10y ago
Interesting. Do you think the legal/liability issue was the underlying reason, or that it was a smokescreen? I could easily see, in some corporate cultures, someone using that as an excuse because they didn't understand the value of giving back to OSS.
- akulbe 10y agoI think it was legit. There are a few of us on the team that are very committed to OSS and giving back. They talked to legal, and legal shut it down. Can't go into too much detail, as I don't want to rock the boat, and this is my livelihood. You know... stuff like that. :)