Help Us Raise $200k to Free the JavaScript from Oracle

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duxup · 1h ago

Is there an argument as to why the current situation is bad and maybe is impacting anyone or might?

I don't know anyone who thinks of Oracle owns or is JavaScript, even the non technical folks I work with.

verdverm · 1h ago

It's about the trademark, and oracle who sues people as part of their core business operations

mikece · 1h ago

The old joke -- that seems to be less of a joke than reality -- is that Oracle is a litigation firm suing over trademarks who happens to also sell a little software on the side.

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Help Us Raise $200k to Free the JavaScript from Oracle

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