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That problem is not unique to Microsoft, or even the software and computing industry as a whole. I don’t believe ‘incentivised’ is the correct term either as i
by greggsy 5y ago
That problem is not unique to Microsoft, or even the software and computing industry as a whole.
I don’t believe ‘incentivised’ is the correct term either as it suggests and additional reward on top of the binary give and take between more or less software assurance in response to market demands. It’s just a business decision that everyone has to make. Even open source communities need to make a decision to expend time in one area or another.
- chickenpotpie 5y ago> That problem is not unique to Microsoft, or even the software and computing industry as a whole. Yes and it’s a very bad thing and it’s so bad that it’s frequently regulated to prevent it from happening. For example, in many regions of the US it is illegal for asbestos test companies to also be asbestos removal companies because they’re incentivized to lie.