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Sounds like a FOIA request should fix that "open source" problem. If its software developed by or for a governmental agency in the US, we as citizens have the r
by StudentStuff 8y ago
Sounds like a FOIA request should fix that "open source" problem. If its software developed by or for a governmental agency in the US, we as citizens have the right to access it as the public domain work it is. The recent ORCA fare enforcement app shenanigans with Sound Transit is a great example, even with a contracting company as a layer of indirection for developing said software doesn't escape said code's FOIAbility.
- Calib3r 8y ago>ORCA fare enforcement app shenanigans with Sound Transit Can you please provide a source for the details?
- StudentStuff 8y agoSee Fare Enforcement Apps: https://www.muckrock.com/agency/washington-54/central-puget-sound-regional-transit-authority-sound-transit-6356/ https://www.muckrock.com/agency/washington-54/central-puget-... Edit: Litigation is here: https://kevin.wallace.seattle.wa.us/v/vix/ https://kevin.wallace.seattle.wa.us/v/vix/