Essay: The myth of legalistic software socialization

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Essay: The myth of legalistic software socialization

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Libre Culture@lemmy.ml • 2 years ago

Essay:The myth of legalistic software socialization

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Most people in the "left-wing" of computer science tend to fall for bourgeois-legalistic fallacies and idolize the GNU Project and the General Public License, talking...

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