Saw your gem on Github, so I thought I'd release it (github.com) 12 points by nathanscott 14y ago ↗ HN
[–] knieveltech 14y ago ↗ So is this accepted practice in Ruby circles? It seems pretty bogus to me. [–] cleverjake 14y ago ↗ why? [–] knieveltech 14y ago ↗ It seems pretty crap to just unilaterally make decisions regarding someone else's code. [–] cleverjake 14y ago ↗ I'd agree with that statement - however I really don't feel that that happened here. I guy did they a favor, and wanted to give them ownership over it. Im sure he would have removed it if requested. [–] knieveltech 14y ago ↗ Fair enough. Clearly I misunderstood what I was looking at.
[–] cleverjake 14y ago ↗ why? [–] knieveltech 14y ago ↗ It seems pretty crap to just unilaterally make decisions regarding someone else's code. [–] cleverjake 14y ago ↗ I'd agree with that statement - however I really don't feel that that happened here. I guy did they a favor, and wanted to give them ownership over it. Im sure he would have removed it if requested. [–] knieveltech 14y ago ↗ Fair enough. Clearly I misunderstood what I was looking at.
[–] knieveltech 14y ago ↗ It seems pretty crap to just unilaterally make decisions regarding someone else's code. [–] cleverjake 14y ago ↗ I'd agree with that statement - however I really don't feel that that happened here. I guy did they a favor, and wanted to give them ownership over it. Im sure he would have removed it if requested. [–] knieveltech 14y ago ↗ Fair enough. Clearly I misunderstood what I was looking at.
[–] cleverjake 14y ago ↗ I'd agree with that statement - however I really don't feel that that happened here. I guy did they a favor, and wanted to give them ownership over it. Im sure he would have removed it if requested. [–] knieveltech 14y ago ↗ Fair enough. Clearly I misunderstood what I was looking at.
[–] AncientPC 14y ago ↗ That's what Linux package maintainers do, no one seems to have a problem with it.Public code is public. As long as the licenses are followed and/or credit is given who cares?
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[ 3.8 ms ] story [ 27.2 ms ] threadPublic code is public. As long as the licenses are followed and/or credit is given who cares?