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> Ask yourself: why is documentation of internal-facing decisions like what software licenses to use being published in a public place? The answer is straightfo
by amadeuspagel 6y ago
> Ask yourself: why is documentation of internal-facing decisions like what software licenses to use being published in a public place? The answer is straightforward: to influence the public. This is propaganda.
Or maybe it's just something that many people have asked about? And why wouldn't they publish it?
- jeffbee 6y agoThe blogger is reading way too much into the existence of this page. The site is clearly just a wholesale export of internal Google documentation. It is not generally intended for the public audience and I don't think you can read intent into specific pages being here. Look at this page for example. Nothing on it is relevant to you outside Google. You can't reach "go/" pages, you can't check out //third_party from their repo, etc. https://opensource.google/docs/thirdparty/r/ https://opensource.google/docs/thirdparty/r/