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by fhfhfhjfnfnfmf 2y ago
Yeah TIL and now I’m done with that Overcast is at least independent, so I’ll go back to them for now.
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by fhfhfhjfnfnfmf 2y ago
They’ll need to start from a new code base that isn’t GPL, then.
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by fhfhfhjfnfnfmf 2y ago
Are you an employee? I’ve seen a bunch of comments like this on various forums. Is Matt telling his employees to spin the folks who left? Edit: it seems like he is. Wow.
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by fhfhfhjfnfnfmf 2y ago
90% of Go code isn’t CPU bound so that’s irrelevant.
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by fhfhfhjfnfnfmf 2y ago
They changed the URL and didn’t immediately set up a alias, so people were hitting an error page for a bit. I guess whatever mediocre blogging software they’re using didn’t handle it automatically, or maybe they just don’t know how to use i
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by fhfhfhjfnfnfmf 2y ago
They can’t. All Wordpress plugins are required to be GPL, like Wordpress itself, and like the software Wordpress itself was forked from. The viral license they agreed to is working as intended. I don’t know what people are actually paying f
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Response to WP Engine's Meritless Lawsuit(automattic.com)
2 points by fhfhfhjfnfnfmf 2y ago|0 comments
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by fhfhfhjfnfnfmf 2y ago
They forked an open source plugin and changed the affiliate code in it along with their other changes. How could that be illegal?
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by fhfhfhjfnfnfmf 2y ago
We’re way into “negative sum” territory by now.
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by fhfhfhjfnfnfmf 2y ago
He’s neglecting his child to have a fight with his neighbour.
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by fhfhfhjfnfnfmf 2y ago
What blog was this? Matt’s agents post in so many different places it’s hard to keep track. Edit: found it. Wow. This guy has the worst lawyers. https://automattic.com/2024/10/02/wordpress-trademarks-a-leg...
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by fhfhfhjfnfnfmf 2y ago
You’re welcome to your opinion, but my company is in the market for a large enterprise CMS management contract, and this situation has taken every WordPress option off the table due to uncertainty about the business and technical stability