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Those are unpaid volunteers. If Mozilla robs them attribution for work (and yes this is work), then what's left? Specially now that they fired every single pai
by nextaccountic 6y ago
Those are unpaid volunteers. If Mozilla robs them attribution for work (and yes this is work), then what's left?
Specially now that they fired every single paid worker.
- animal_spirits 6y agoMozilla never promised them any pay in the first place
- icebraining 6y agoIt did promise to attribute the contributions, since they are licensed under CC BY-SA.
- aiisjustanif 6y agoIt’s not about payment it’s about legal open source practices that help foster and protect the community.
- Aeolun 6y ago> Those are unpaid volunteers. If Mozilla robs them attribution for work (and yes this is work), then what's left? Warm fuzzy feelings? The knowledge that people read your article thousands of times every day? Honestly, while I agree that it’s a bit sad to lose the attribution, I find it hard to be sympathetic with people who get salty over losing internet points.
- aiisjustanif 6y agoThat’s so disingenuous. It’s a knowledge base. It’s well designed documentation. Something that many folks in IT lack at times. Showing people you can properly document knowledge in a collaborative way helps you get hired.