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The line between user and developer is blurry, especially in the context of software that exposes its configuration entirely as some part of its core function.
by open0 5y ago
The line between user and developer is blurry, especially in the context of software that exposes its configuration entirely as some part of its core function.
> The freedom of users is more important than the freedom of developers.
What exactly is this "freedom" that users are benefiting from? Is this the part where we invoke some negative right? That's called "control".
- josephcsible 5y agoYou have it backwards. The "control" you're speaking of is actually the thing that the AGPL withholds, so if you care about users having freedom but not control, then it's exactly what you want.