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OK, so what about the allegation that the developer in question "has taken proprietary source code from inside of our application and posted it as a GitHub proj
by teraflop 13y ago
OK, so what about the allegation that the developer in question "has taken proprietary source code from inside of our application and posted it as a GitHub project"? Was there any of GrooveShark's actual code that was distributed without permission? Because that's what your lawyer told GitHub in order to get it taken down.
- RobAley 13y agoYou'll find that fastest963 is posting that boilerplate reply across the web, and then failing to reply to the very question that you ask, which everyone else is asking too. Grooveshark PR clearly thought that by rolling out a "one of us" developer to make a "shucks, it sucks, but what choice did we have?" type statement, the wider dev community would be pacified and wouldn't keep asking the hard questions. One day they will learn.