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>undisclosed it's open source
by totony 5y ago
>undisclosed
it's open source
- TobyTheDog123 5y agoThis is a really bad (bad faith?) interpretation of what I said. Just because something is in the source code doesn't mean it's acceptable - it's not disclosed anywhere the majority of people would look: A readme, a NPM description, documentation, etc.
- totony 5y agoUndisclosed imply that it's secret/hidden. By definition, OSS software has no undisclosed functionality. You're looking for better documentation/a community contract.
- TobyTheDog123 5y agoYou can discuss semantics all you'd like, like I said above it doesn't make it acceptable. If I could I'd update my original comment to be more explicit, with either "unadvertised" or "undisclosed where the majority of people would look"