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If you make open source used by any of this companies for this network, would you also characterize it as actively enabling this? If your retirement fund owns
by 6thbit 5mo ago
If you make open source used by any of this companies for this network, would you also characterize it as actively enabling this?
If your retirement fund owns stocks of the s&p 500, does that make you an enabler?
Are there really ways out?
- croes 5mo agoNo Yes Maybe
- pamcake 5mo agoAre those things you are personally struggling with (if you are considering quitting open source contribitions wholesale: don't let this make you) or is this a showcase of rationalization?
- Barbing 5mo ago> Are there really ways out? Not with that attitude
- jedahan 5mo agoIts very personal and situation dependent, but I truly believe that if you work at Amazon or Facebook and do not want to support this, you can.
- saghm 5mo ago> If you make open source used by any of this companies for this network, would you also characterize it as actively enabling this? That's a pretty strange conflation. It's pretty commonly discussed exactly how rare it is for people to make open source to get compensated by companies that use their projects. I find it hard to imagine that you genuinely think that there isn't an obvious distinction that most observers would draw between that and direct employment.
- keybored 5mo agoYes.