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Curious why you are careful to never mention the handle of the HN user in text, only in images. What is the perceived threat model of stating clearly (in this
by finnh 3y ago
Curious why you are careful to never mention the handle of the HN user in text, only in images. What is the perceived threat model of stating clearly (in this comment, or in your blog post) the name of the HN user who copied you etc?
- 14 3y ago100%. Is someone is going to be shitty they deserve to be called out front and centre. If they just copied the program and shipped it as their own that speaks volume as to being a bad person and I would not want to collaborate with a person like that. If they took the open source program and truly made some great additions to it and improved it then that would be a different matter. Pretty sad to not give credit to the creator of the program. Call this guy out in my opinion as well.
- 0_____0 3y agosometimes the beef ain't worth it, man
- elbear 3y agoMaybe he's afraid of getting sued.
- sph 3y agoThere he is: https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=corn-dog https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=corn-dog Let's tar and feather the scoundrel.
- 0_____0 3y agoBrigading users is probably a bad idea. Reading their comment history does yield some interesting rebuttals though, would recommend.
- rKarpinski 3y agoNot probably. brigading is a bad idea. My whole point was "hey thats not cool" that you copied me especially since you run a thousand+ person dev community. His rebuttal about wether or not it was legal, or violating the license etc. sort of misses the substance of the argument. To me it was a moral issue not a legal issue [1]. [1] https://github.com/rkk3/ad-accelerator/blob/main/lessons_post.md#what-is-property--pierre-joseph-proudhon https://github.com/rkk3/ad-accelerator/blob/main/lessons_pos...