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Locked inside with "nothing" to do, one guy probably got high and had this "revelation" that would "help" everyone else locked inside /s. It's sad because it h
by sourcecodeplz 4y ago
Locked inside with "nothing" to do, one guy probably got high and had this "revelation" that would "help" everyone else locked inside /s.
It's sad because it has muddied the image of IA and it made them look like rebels when in reality they were doing just fine flying (somewhat) under the radar.
I've also read some comments here from people saying they would possibly stop donating to the IA because of this. Because of donations, the scrutiny is 1000x more for non-profits vs regular companies.
- Dalewyn 4y ago>It's sad because it has muddied the image of IA and it made them look like rebels Considering their software archive is one of the easiest source of warez today, I'd say they have a thing for painting targets on themselves.
- Aeolun 4y ago> I've also read some comments here from people saying they would possibly stop donating to the IA because of this. Why? It’s not like this really makes a difference to the other 100 different things they’re doing.
- misnome 4y agoBecause IA is causing a risk that the donations aren’t paying for that, but could end up right in the publishers pockets, and shutting down those 100 other projects.