I provide Notepad++ free of charge - yet you're asking me to share my personal information & sign your so called agreement?
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ElfDestruct · Jul 22
Love the non-redaction with low transparency. You're doing the lord's work.
Laser Boy Studios · Jul 22
Fuck scam mails
Pete Gonzalez · Jul 22
In the year 2025, what questions should people ask before they install an executable binary on their OS and give it access to their Documents folder? "Who makes this and why should I trust them?" is a basic question. Not merely trusting to be honest, but trusting to be meticulous about security.
Enterprise Software Architecture · Jul 22
👀 You should express gratitude that, so far, no one has required you to finance this delightful bureaucratic experience. (I fervently hope I’ve not overstepped and nudged anyone into dubious trains of thought.🫣)
TableFox · Jul 22
Let them
devgnostic · Jul 22
Based on how they responded & that they claim to be a community serving individuals with special needs and complex disabilities—I'm going to assume that means that they tell individuals they'll never get support, unless they sign what they demand. Essentially extortion.
OneCodeMan · Jul 22
He sounded like a scammer anyway. I wouldn’t even reply to him.
Nick (The Angry Cat) · Jul 22
It looks like a scammer forcing you to open his pdf... 😏
Shriram Ravindranathan · Jul 22
The best thing about notepad++ is not that it is free of charge but that it's GPL 3, respecting the users' freedoms. Thanks for your thankless service in maintaining the project
Ali Louya · Jul 22
You could be a famous programmer. You could open opportunities to make ridiculous amounts of money. No one would ever recognize you… I wouldn’t use Notepad++ now that I’ve seen that you’re an anonymous coder. Your software is too difficult to write… You sound like you might be hacking people.