Yes, folks. The farm is real.
Notice how you will not be able to see the very last packages uploaded to NPM, unless you knew already that they exi...
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I fail to see how not being able to see the newest packages uploaded will help Microsoft steal software. I sure don’t find NPM packages by going through the absolute newest ones, and I doubt anyone else does. And how can they even steal software that’s open source?
This honestly sounds like one of those conspiracy theories where the only evidence is what the person behind it believes and not actual facts.
So, you agree with the strategy to block progress. Well, it is enough for you today, kid.
I don’t see how it blocks progress, but that doesn’t mean I believe in doing so.
Sure. Imagine that you decide the visibility of all the software created for a programming language. I think that the scenario is self-explanatory.
So? People can still find packages, and there are other means of discovering them.
They should have no right to ofuscate the finding of open source of such an important repo like NPM. You are accepting they do. Law should interfere, though, because this is called monopolization, and it is illegal.
If I login, clever boy, they can easily filter what to see and how.
Or have you, perhaps, confirmed they do not "customize" contents, as Google, Facebook, Twitter, and everyone does?
Yah, we all very clever. Conspiracy is for losers, for locos.
PD: the picture is not about conspiracies (?), is part of the US dollar bill.