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It's most likely the last option. Enforcing their terms against one client and not another doesn't mean they are greenlighting the other client. It just means
by dagmx 6y ago
It's most likely the last option.
Enforcing their terms against one client and not another doesn't mean they are greenlighting the other client. It just means they haven't gotten around to it. It's a fallacy to assume otherwise.
- gfodor 6y agoI never claimed any assumptions, just listed the set of possible things which could be true. Each of them, if true, have their problems.