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> It's his code to break if he wants > I don't understand why If he can break his code because he is the owner then shouldn't the same reasoning apply for Git
by ahiknsr 5y ago
> It's his code to break if he wants
> I don't understand why
If he can break his code because he is the owner then shouldn't the same reasoning apply for Github suspending the account?. It is their website and their rules. Keep in mind Github owns npm and the author has published a malicious package to npm which has 20 millions of downloads so I'm not surprised.
- x86_64Ubuntu 5y agoFor some reason, people are adopting the ideologically inconsistent position full property rights to the dev, but no property rights to Github.
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- ddtaylor 5y agoIMO they are kind of different things. The dispute about the code itself seems to be more of a licensing thing whereas the GitHub itself seems to be a property thing.