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Yes, it does. You do too, and so do I.
Does it make sense to you for me to attack you for this?
And how about any person submitting a bug report? Is it ok to pile up on them for not fixing it themselves?
If you change the names, is your attitude any different? If it is, then you have a problem on your hands, and it's a personal problem.
It's not that they made a big report. It's that they, a multi-billion dollar company, had the nerve to mark it as "High Priority" and request that a volunteer fix it for them so their proprietary commercial product would work. It's that they do nothing for the project but expect the world from it. That's the problem.
I've got nothing against bug reports, infact I've made some myself, they help development. Demanding they are fixed is a different thing entirely.
Sorry if my previous comment sounded like an insult.
Why do you think this is even relevant? Again, does your attitude towards a run of the mill ticket change if you change who filed it? Why are you outraged because some random grunt from company A or B filed an issue instead of random joe X? Would you be commenting here if the very same person who filed the issue had done so with a personal account without identifying or disclosing their employer?
I'm sorry, where does ffmpeg demand contributions or retributions from anyone who downloads or distributes their project? Aren't they explicitly distributing their work without asking anyone to do or give anything in return? I mean, isn't that the whole point of FLOSS?
More surprisingly, we see guides on how to contribute to FLOSS projects which state in no uncertain terms that filing bug reports and even run exploratory tests to give feedback to maintainers counts as contributing to the project, but somehow you've flipped over even the core principles to make it sound like a cash grab.
You still are not reading what I said correctly. The problem is they said in the bug report that it is "High Priority". That's a bit pushy. It's up to the maintainers to work out what's "High Priority". You completely missed the point.
Yeah way less pushing than most bug reports I see, but just sounds like a panicked guy
Yes certainly some nasty reports out there. Even the reviews that show up in GNOME software are a bit nasty
You are right, nothing is relevant except bootlicking corps
This is really not about "corps".
You eager-to-be-outraged types are desperately trying to make a storm in a tea cup over a normal bug report filed among hundreds of bug reports.
Again, if you replaced the name of those filing the bug report with "random joe", would you still have faked all this outrage? Would you throw the same tantrum if it was even any other business?
I'm not outraged, I'm telling you "Your position that they are acting normally, or ethically, or optimally or whatever your position is, is dumb."