> That might be a hard promise for some people to accept, given that Unity made a similar pledge in 2019 that didn't stop last week's attempted semi-retroactive change. But Whitten said he hopes actions like restoring a GitHub Terms of Service tracker will be key to proving Unity really means it this time.
Well, good luck with that. It cracks me up when an enshittifer tries something out, fully knowing its a scummy move purely for shareholder profit, and then pretends like it was all for the good of others. Think (I hope) we're past the time people are just ignoring it/sucking it up (at least when they have a choice).