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1) You can have translation errors between people within a company. 2) Just because it was submitted for verification prior to publication doesn't mean that it
by anonymouskimmer 3y ago
1) You can have translation errors between people within a company.
2) Just because it was submitted for verification prior to publication doesn't mean that it was read, or read thoroughly. Or heck, maybe it was read by the very employees who mistakenly thought it was real. Plausible if it was, as indicated in your comment, a german article.
3) Violating a software license has nothing to do with "truth", but lawfulness. These would probably be highly correlated traits in many individuals, but they certainly don't have to be.
- croes 3y agoThe story was published January 30th, plenty of time to inform the news paper about the error. The lied about the use of GPL code by intentional obfuscation of GPL software use.