Comment by jacquesm
3 years ago
Because they don't have to. And because the first thing that happens when you open source a bunch of code is that you get an extra dayjob in dealing with the fall-out of it for any non-trivial project.
3 years ago
Because they don't have to. And because the first thing that happens when you open source a bunch of code is that you get an extra dayjob in dealing with the fall-out of it for any non-trivial project.
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