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Anything that activates an organization's legal team is a great way to get developers to look for alternatives. No one wants to involve legal.
by account42 1y ago
Anything that activates an organization's legal team is a great way to get developers to look for alternatives. No one wants to involve legal.
- robmensching 1y agoWe used to say the same thing about Open Source licenses, and that changed. The long-term hope is that enough projects adopt the Open Source Maintenance Fee, or something like it, that it becomes the norm for companies to support the Open Source projects they depend upon. And you can say that will never happen. But the only way it will _definitely_ never happen is if we don't try... and choose to keep burning out Open Source maintainers.