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>It's unrealistic to expect corporations to go above and beyond when complying with something like a code license. I agree up to the point where they start goi
by stonemetal12 4y ago
>It's unrealistic to expect corporations to go above and beyond when complying with something like a code license.
I agree up to the point where they start going on about how much they love and support open source. At that point going beyond legal necessity should be a given.
- pc86 4y agoWhy? Who decides they need to do that? How do you explain to a CEO or CFO that you want to spend more resources (money sure but time as well) than required doing things out of love? Who decides how much more? If the legal requirement is X, and you do X+Y, there will still be people bitching about the fact that you didn't do Z, or that Y is really just self-serving, or something else. Someone someone will always complain about what you're doing because you're a profit-making enterprise.
- stonemetal12 4y ago>Who decides they need to do that? The corporation decides to do that. They shouldn't advertise that they support charities if they don't actually support charities.
- pc86 4y agoWho's talking about supporting charities?