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I strongly disagree, it's not the same analogy. Linux developers explicit say you can use the code for free. It's more like Linus say you can't use the code, b

by xuki 16y ago

I strongly disagree, it's not the same analogy. Linux developers explicit say you can use the code for free. It's more like Linus say you can't use the code, but Google use them anyway. Btw, Google contributed a lot to open source projects.

recoiledsnake 16y ago
>It's more like Linus say you can't use the code, but Google use them anyway. By installing the Bing Toolbar, users are giving permission to track their clicks. If Bing's server farm is searching Google and parsing the results then it is more like your example.