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> it's possible for legislation to be terrible while conceived entirely in good faith This is way too fine-tuned to destroy small software segments, open sourc
by unity1001 3y ago
> it's possible for legislation to be terrible while conceived entirely in good faith
This is way too fine-tuned to destroy small software segments, open source and private developers included, for the benefit of large companies that will be able to afford the potential fines.
- DoughnutHole 3y agoThat has nothing to do with what I mean by good faith - I just mean that the legislation they’ve proposed is the legislation that they want passed. That’s different from a poison pill amendment, where the intention isn’t to actually implement the policy, just to kill the legislation that you’re attaching it to.
- unity1001 3y agoOne could be inclined to think that in different circumstances. However large software businesses (especially German) are among the backers of the bloc that governs Germany and controls a significant part of Euparl. So you can easily conclude that they would want it to pass...