Remove Microsoft from Restrictive License #1631
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This PR removes Microsoft and LinkedIn Corporation from the license.
Microsoft either refuses to work with ICE in any capacity, or they stay on the list |
What about when police arrest parents? Also are you advocating for ICE not to arrest illegal immigrants, or to detain their children with them? |
@lerna @evocateur I propose going through the recent issues and locking all of the ones related to this license change debacle (including this one!), if you're trying to prevent political arguments. If you'd like I can add a list of all the ones I see, or submit a separate issue. |
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Description
This PR Removes Microsoft and LinkedIn Corp. from the License in this project.
Motivation and Context
Lerna is a wonderful open source project that many teams at Microsoft to solve a variety of Monorepo related solutions.
Why should they be removed if Microsoft supports ICE? Context
Based on statements made to news outlets Microsoft has made clear its involvement with ICE to be related to legacy systems, prior to these outrageous events.
Here's the company's statement, provided to CNET:
In a second statement, Microsoft added:
In addition a statement from Microsoft Blogs
If it not the believe of active maintainers of this project (@evocateur) that this provided context does not provide sound justification, then I respect the rights as project maintainers of lerna.
How Has This Been Tested?
Types of changes
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