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So the language highlighted here is: (i) publicly disseminate information regarding the performance of the Cloud Products; But can we take a minute to talk ab
by social_quotient 6y ago
So the language highlighted here is:
(i) publicly disseminate information regarding the performance of the Cloud Products;
But can we take a minute to talk about the combination of these two :
(h) use the Cloud Products for competitive analysis or to build competitive products;
(j) encourage or assist any third party to do any of the foregoing.
Does this mean as a jira user I can’t help build a jira competitor for a client of mine ( we are a tech agency). If this is the case I would really have a hard time using jira and being compliant. After all, who is the arbiter on what jira is exactly?But does this also mean people can’t do reviews on the platform as means to compare to other platforms? I’m a bit speechless here, it’s a wtf sort of thing.
- madamelic 6y agoNot just Jira, but also all Atlassian products which includes HipChat, Trello, OpsGenie and a load of other products.
- hertzrat 6y agoImagine if products prior to the 90s or outside software had these sorts of “agreements.” Every store in a mall would have them and every piece of fruit in a grocery store would require you to agree to arbitration clauses and privacy policies and non disclosure and non competition. Consumer reports and class action suits would not exist, and nobody would really be allowed to talk about it because of the NDAs. Automated facial and voice recognition in smart home devices could sell data to companies to enforce it. The news would not be able to talk about it. It would be a good setup for a dystopian movie, no?
- texasbigdata 6y agoAlso they changed in MIDFLIGHT. At least only apply it to new customers who have a choice whether to be forced to do this.