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It's also problematic in that it chisels away at what it means for a project to be open source. The focus seems to be purely on the software licence, and increa
by timClicks 10y ago
It's also problematic in that it chisels away at what it means for a project to be open source. The focus seems to be purely on the software licence, and increasingly less about the wider project tooling.
GitHub and Slack provide a huge amount of utility. But they also feel hollow to me. It feels harder and harder to opt-out of using closed tools.