>because giving people the benefit of doubt is just a polite thing to do and even the Microsoft employees deserve it This is just woefully naive when we have c

>because giving people the benefit of doubt is just a polite thing to do and even the Microsoft employees deserve it This is just woefully naive when we have court documents from Microsoft's history of open source attacks. Microsoft lost the benefit of the doubt ages ago, nevermind that you should not be giving a legal entity who's only incentive is to extract more wealth from the world "the benefit of the doubt".