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You don't get to say both: "FOSS is just not a good business model. But when making decisions about what libraries to use, or where to invest my time, such con
by s17n 4y ago
You don't get to say both:
"FOSS is just not a good business model. But when making decisions about what libraries to use, or where to invest my time, such concerns are simply not my problem."
and:
"It’s morally wrong to make the product popular, by advertising it as Open Source / Free Software, and then doing a reversal later."
If their business model isn't your problem, then what you think about their license isn't their problem.
- croes 4y ago> their business model isn't your problem, then what you think about their license isn't their problem. The problem is not the license but the switch of it after they benefited from being Open Source
- sieabahlpark 4y ago
- naniwaduni 4y agoThe key word here isn't "license", it's "advertising".