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@dragonarchitect @nixCraft @gearlicious That's the idea, isn't it. The knowledge was provided as free and now it gets commercialized as if it wasn't free. So the terms get enforced by users. It shouldn't matter in the end whether the answers get deleted as long as there will be another way controlled by its users to share and find the answers again. 5 comments
@bobby @dragonarchitect @nixCraft @gearlicious How is future generation required to pay for troubleshooting better than using a different tool or platform? @thejackimonster @dragonarchitect @nixCraft @gearlicious Oh nuuu the site is free to use. I did not know free does not mean free anymore @thejackimonster @dragonarchitect @nixCraft @gearlicious All it takes is an Internet connection and a few brain cells to type https://stackoverflow.com or https://github.com or even https://reddit.com though I guess it costs to go to those sites @thejackimonster @dragonarchitect @nixCraft @gearlicious Also destroying vital information just because you don't like a change and if It could have helped others by staying up is dick move and I think people that do that should go to hell |
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@thejackimonster @dragonarchitect @nixCraft @gearlicious Oh yes please let's ruin the future generation by making it harder for them to do simple troubleshooting