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The source is being shown to the public. It's not open for them to use. To argue otherwise is to confuse a window with a door.
by yarrel 7y ago
The source is being shown to the public.
It's not open for them to use.
To argue otherwise is to confuse a window with a door.
- floatingatoll 7y agoThe analogy doesn’t really hold. Is a bathroom door at a grocery store called a “window” rather than a “door” if they prohibit you from bringing unpaid groceries through it?
- Gracana 7y agoI have no idea what you're going for here. I feel like Programmer Analogies always rely on the reader agreeing with the author... :|
- floatingatoll 7y agoNot all windows are doors. Don’t worry about it, I’m terrible at analogies that make sense to anyone (including programmers, sadly). And if I clarified I’d just be attacked further for not endorsing the OSI party line when it comes to these things. It’s not you, it’s me, etc.