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For me it looks like corporate hijack of open source projects. One barely known person wrote an opinion about a person who's well-known in a specific group and
by poilcn 7y ago
For me it looks like corporate hijack of open source projects.
One barely known person wrote an opinion about a person who's well-known in a specific group and who is respected and has appropriate power, and suddenly all the corporate media write about it. And it happened multiple times.
I think that the biggest problem is that people in the field don't give violent resistance each time it happens. Bad actors are everywhere, you have to fight them.
People don't call these people what they are - corporate prostitutes, they don't even say "Je suis Stallman/Linus, etc."
They see what happens and just cowardly accept it.
- lostjohnny 7y ago> For me it looks like corporate hijack of open source projects. It's the most plausible explanation.
- spookthesunset 7y ago> For me it looks like corporate hijack of open source projects. Adjust your tinfoil hat, please. Jesus christ.