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It looks like Bicha did his time for the crime. So I don’t care about his guilt anymore. He paid (still pays, via the registry) his debt to society. Author should have led instead with Bicha’s harassment of people forking open source projects. That would have rallied me. But the author’s insistent opposition to the functionary intent of the rule of law depleted my sympathies with their cause.

mouse_ · 4h ago

From what I can tell though, everything he said about the XLibre project is true.

rbanffy · 3h ago

I don't think XLibre will gain much traction anyway, but I'm concerned with accusations of vandalism in connection with that.

mouse_ · 4h ago

This might be the most disingenuous article I've ever read

rbanffy · 3h ago

Would you like to elaborate on that?

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