How are his arguments in bad faith if he is the one that gets DDoSed by your software for over a year, and still tries to be helpful?
Not sure if you realize the absurdity of this, but he has to pay traffic and server costs. Like everyone else, except probably Google as it seems!?
I mean, you didn't even consider implementing a simple fetch of an already cloned repository in your mirroring server code. So yeah, I'd argue that the bad faith part is actually justified.
Not sure if you realize the absurdity of this, but he has to pay traffic and server costs. Like everyone else, except probably Google as it seems!?
I mean, you didn't even consider implementing a simple fetch of an already cloned repository in your mirroring server code. So yeah, I'd argue that the bad faith part is actually justified.