> My Github profile is, in fact, the reason I got several of my jobs and clients in the past and there's a bunch of other people I know this is the case for. W

> My Github profile is, in fact, the reason I got several of my jobs and clients in the past and there's a bunch of other people I know this is the case for. Which is great for you--but does that mean that without github, you wouldn't have a job? > It really is baffling how completely out of touch you are with the immense amount of benefit that the FOSS community and Github users have been reaping the past decade. Well, the thing is: How do you know that? It is really baffling to me how everyone seems to agree that that is the case, yet noone seems to actually be able to make a solid case why they think that. > You've equated Github to Oracle for some reason and are on a crusade against them, I don't get it. I truly don't get how you can be so hateful against people doing things right, versus the atrocious alternatives that exist out there. They absolutely are not doing things right, that is my whole point. > Perfect is the enemy of the good. Which is true--but also completely vacuous: What bad thing could you not justify using that adage?