Underfunding or why I am not interested
anatoly techtonik
techtonik at gmail.com
Mon Feb 24 07:27:04 EST 2014
On Mon, Feb 24, 2014 at 10:23 AM, HRJet <hrjet9 at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I guess my point in a nutshell is: restrictions in GPL/AGPL are futile
> because businesses that didn't want to contribute back will find a way to
> move their proprietary stuff elsewhere in the stack. And those that did want
> to contribute back need not be restricted anyway.
I wish I possess the skills to write short summaries, but this basically defines
my point of view too. I see that commercial Github is a better technical
platform for preserving source code, because it is better backed up by people
time and more reliable as a result. I also see that chances for free NPO
accounting software to be born are higher inside Google or Twitter or
Facebook who would be glad to release it into public under non-restrictive
license, and that could be my good motive to join them too. Just to get a
chance to do what I do, but not alone and with some money. Sad, but true.
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anatoly t.
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