it’s the other way around honestly. the guy is pretty solid when an actual user inquires or opens an issue. the bug reported is from a company that is trying to integrate their custom commercial product on top of the open source platform. it’s pretty shady practice if you ask me
i’ve been following that project for some time and this is not the first time something similar has happened. never mind his helping, there has never been any trickle down to him 😂 i kinda feel for him
“Give us free labor or buy something, will ya?”
Actually dipshit, that’s not how it works.
it’s the other way around honestly. the guy is pretty solid when an actual user inquires or opens an issue. the bug reported is from a company that is trying to integrate their custom commercial product on top of the open source platform. it’s pretty shady practice if you ask me
If companies follow the license it’s legal.
Yes, it would be good if the companies shared some of the wealth they generate back to the free projects that power the company.
i cannot agree more with you.
i’ve been following that project for some time and this is not the first time something similar has happened. never mind his helping, there has never been any trickle down to him 😂 i kinda feel for him
That’s the open source life though :/
Almost nobody gets rich from open source. You’re explicitly granting rights that people usually pay for.
It’s noble, but it sucks.
i guess someone can take advantage off you for only so long before you snap