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> because of their attempts to monetize Did you read the article? It was about a company struggling to monetize an open source project. It hardly seems time fo

> because of their attempts to monetize Did you read the article? It was about a company struggling to monetize an open source project. It hardly seems time for teenagerish M$-Windows asides on how you don't like people monetizing the software they are giving you for free.

p1necone 5y ago
There's an implicit "in a way that was hostile to their customers/the docker community" in there.
- da39a3ee 5y ago
  What was implicit was the view that any "attempt to monetize" is hostile. Which, as I said, is something one associates with Linux hobbyists from the early 2000s.