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> It would be because it's illegal and violates the licenses, desires, and intentions of the thousands of workers who wrote the code in its corpus I'm almost e
by concordDance 4y ago
> It would be because it's illegal and violates the licenses, desires, and intentions of the thousands of workers who wrote the code in its corpus
I'm almost entirely certain you're wrong about the desires bit. 99% of the developers who wrote that code won't mind.
- shuger 4y ago> 99% of the developers who wrote that code won't mind This is completely unsubstantiated. I for one would mind microsoft profiting from the closed source code I wrote.