>MDN is a reference as much as it is a learning resource..
>Their employers, big or small, should be the ones paying for it.
Your argument is counter intuitive, if it is truly a reference, then surely the developers themselves should pay for it.
A company hires a developer with the expectation that they know their field (including the standards etc.). It is the developers' own concern if they (understandably) need a reference to help them execute what they were hired for.
>Their employers, big or small, should be the ones paying for it.
Your argument is counter intuitive, if it is truly a reference, then surely the developers themselves should pay for it.
A company hires a developer with the expectation that they know their field (including the standards etc.). It is the developers' own concern if they (understandably) need a reference to help them execute what they were hired for.