> There is a social contract No. You use what they wrote because they allowed you to. It is not then their responsibility what you do with it or how things inc

> There is a social contract No. You use what they wrote because they allowed you to. It is not then their responsibility what you do with it or how things inconvenience you. It is up to the user to vendor the dependencies and make sure everything works the way it should. > The difference is merely a matter of degree. In the same way that using your front door to break someone's nose on purpose and someone skinning their knee on an unfortunately placed step in your garden is different degrees of assault, sure (i.e. it's not and the only way in which it is is pedantic and not useful).