Hey folks,
Slack is also not available in all countries. Maybe this is something to
consider?
Just in case anyone didn't see this, it's Mitchell Hashimoto's response.
Take it as you will on item 5. I'm just including it here for information.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23349635
mitchel
I am just trying to send a note about the principle, not trying to give any
opinions about X should do Y.
See also the explaination in the annotated version
https://opensource.org/osd-annotated
Given that particular part of the code is not linked/distribute by the
Apache project, we might be fine
Tianqi, I think that statement can go in both directions. The Chinese
government is actively restricting companies from operating if they do not
cooperate with the government and weaken their security. Thus, I would not
consider HashiCorp to be actively discriminating here.
>From that point on it'
https://opensource.org/docs/osd
> 5. No Discrimination Against Persons or Groups
It would be useful to focus on ^ principles, and focus on building better
software together.
TQ
On Sun, May 31, 2020 at 9:33 AM Sheng Zha wrote:
> Hi Marco,
>
> At the time I started the thread, the specific term
Hi Marco,
At the time I started the thread, the specific term related to China reads as
follows:
PLEASE NOTE THAT THE SOFWARE MAY NOT BE USED, DEPLOYED, OR INSTALLED IN THE
PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA. [1]
My concern with the above clause is that it starts the practice of HashiCorp
targeting a
The statement is specifically about HashiCorp Vault enterprise edition -
speak a single module of their enterprise suite which is about credential
encryption.
I didn't read further, but my first guess is that they are not offering it
in China since the Chinese government - as far as I can recall -
Dear community,
Yesterday, HashiCorp added to their terms of evaluation the clause that forbids
usage of the enterprise version of any HashiCorp software in the People's
Republic of China [1]. While this does not affect the usage of the community
version, it does signal the potential legal risk
