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> I am not a lawyer, but this seems like very bad advice. That's kind of my point. Millions of people have been employed by companies with similar policies, an
by Aunche 7y ago
> I am not a lawyer, but this seems like very bad advice.
That's kind of my point. Millions of people have been employed by companies with similar policies, and undoubtably many of them chose to ignore the "correct" legal moves because it's just easier. If Google really wanted to screw people over, they could, but that doesn't seem to be happening.
- danShumway 7y ago> If Google really wanted to screw people over, they could, but that doesn't seem to be happening. But again > I ended up having to hand over maintainership of usbmuxd. What's your personal criteria for getting screwed over? From my perspective, it already happened with OP.
- Aunche 7y agoI mean like take ownership of a project or start up based on a technicality. Taking someone's app money would be another one. I don't think that making someone else maintain your project is unreasonable, especially if that someone can be a mysterious anon that comes in at the right time.
- yarrel 7y agoThe "maintainerr" is the "owner" in this context.