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I can’t tell based on the information on the site, but there may be some nuance to the threshold where this becomes a requirement. I imagine it will not be an a
by Forgeties79 5y ago
I can’t tell based on the information on the site, but there may be some nuance to the threshold where this becomes a requirement. I imagine it will not be an all or nothing situation, but I am not sure ultimately.
Also, if there was a bunch of public code available because of grant funding, that means - in theory - many people might not have to invest their own money (or quite as much) because there is more out there they can use due to this law.
Ultimately it boils down to the language of the law and the I social scenario.
- b20000 5y agoah yes, in good european fashion, there will be all kinds of complicated and time consuming rules and processes. that is what the countries in the EU and the commission do best. make it nearly impossible for small bootstrapped companies to be competitive and get their shit done. and if I as an entrepreneur put money into something, I expect to own it. even if a grant was involved. after all, I already paid taxes to make those grants possible in the first place.
- Forgeties79 5y agoFrankly it sounds like you're prematurely grinding your axe. We don't have enough details to really form an opinion like that. As a fellow entrepreneur I am excited at the idea of more open collaboration/resources for people writing code. Hell imagine a world without GitHub. I'm curious to see the nitty gritty here myself.
- b20000 5y agothe reason why i react like this is that i have seen a proposal like what i describe a few years ago in a country in europe.