There’s a gap between what is legally required and what is common courtesy.
I’m under no obligation to thank someone for holding a door for me; if I fail to do so it does not mean that person should switch to a different door-holding license in the future. It just means I’m a bit of a jerk.
When lifting an entire (permissive licensed) implementation it’s good form to say thanks.
I’m under no obligation to thank someone for holding a door for me; if I fail to do so it does not mean that person should switch to a different door-holding license in the future. It just means I’m a bit of a jerk.
When lifting an entire (permissive licensed) implementation it’s good form to say thanks.