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> If you don't want companies to use your code for free, don't publish it for free. If they violate the licence, presumably it is a case for the courts. Good l
by wheresmycraisin 5y ago
> If you don't want companies to use your code for free, don't publish it for free. If they violate the licence, presumably it is a case for the courts.
Good look to the OBS team in pursuing legal actions against ByteDance/CCP.
- kkjjkgjjgg 5y agoSo don't contribute to open source because of China/rogue countries? OK then.
- wheresmycraisin 5y agoMore like: don't expect totalitarians to give a damn about some little hippy license. Rule of law means nothing to the CCP.
- kkjjkgjjgg 5y agoBut the question is, should that be a reason not to contribute to open source? Also they do steal proprietary stuff, too? What about child pornography, people hosting it using open source software? Seems like a better reason not to contribute.
- wheresmycraisin 5y agoDid I ever say you shouldn't contribute to open source?
- kkjjkgjjgg 5y agoNot you, but the original article.