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SCALE: The life and times of the AGPL

SCALE: The life and times of the AGPL

Posted Mar 14, 2013 20:30 UTC (Thu) by Max.Hyre (guest, #1054)
In reply to: SCALE: The life and times of the AGPL by khim
Parent article: SCALE: The life and times of the AGPL

[A]ll these discussions are ignoring the position of software developer's (web developers here) even if they are supposedly do all that for their sake.

Be careful in your characterizations. `Open source' is for the developers; `Free Software' is for the users. I'm sure it's the latter that Mr. Kuhn is addressing.

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I don't really believe in the user/developer divide.

Posted Mar 15, 2013 3:38 UTC (Fri) by bkuhn (subscriber, #58642) [Link]

I basically believe every user is a potential developer, and that every developer is a user of some other software that they never bother to read the source to. I don't really believe in the user/developer divide is nor should be as wide as we tend to believe it is.

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