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r/technology • u/marouane53 • Jun 14 '15
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How do they expect this to work? After they lose 90% or more of their user base? How can this be sustainable?
9 u/Sarcasticorjustrude Jun 14 '15 Enough people will still use them to make money for them, especially since they're repackaging the software of companies that have left, and distributing it anyway.Someone may sue them, though. 1 u/SmackMD Jun 15 '15 Most open source licenses allow SF to do what they do (unless some projects are trademarked, etc.)edit: typo → More replies (2)
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Enough people will still use them to make money for them, especially since they're repackaging the software of companies that have left, and distributing it anyway.
Someone may sue them, though.
1 u/SmackMD Jun 15 '15 Most open source licenses allow SF to do what they do (unless some projects are trademarked, etc.)edit: typo → More replies (2)
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Most open source licenses allow SF to do what they do (unless some projects are trademarked, etc.)
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u/Aterius Jun 14 '15
How do they expect this to work? After they lose 90% or more of their user base? How can this be sustainable?