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What legal action, though? That is, what did Microsoft do that violates the law? I don't see anything. The code is open source, so I believe they're in the clea
by scott_s 6y ago
What legal action, though? That is, what did Microsoft do that violates the law? I don't see anything. The code is open source, so I believe they're in the clear there. And I don't think they had a contract with Keivan, so I don't see any breach of contract disputes. To be clear, I think Microsoft acted unethically. But I don't see any obvious violation of the law.
- Lammy 6y agoI don’t need a legal basis to be able to find Microsoft’s actions reprehensible here.
- scott_s 6y agoI agree. But the person I'm responding to was advocating for legal action. Unfortunately, I don't see what legal action to take.
- dustinmoris 6y agoIf something feels incredibly wrong, there's a good chance that it is wrong. If something is wrong, there's a good chance that a good lawyer will find some legal basis on which they could seek for damages. > Unfortunately, I don't see what legal action to take Good for you. Someone else might still feel differently and want to check with a legal advisor to explore their options.