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Gitlab removes its 'starter' tier Users must either pay 5x more or lose features

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Why unethical? Person has obligations to themselfs and their family, not to some corporation they do not even work for.

I don't have a firm answer to this, it's more of a feeling that "this is wrong", but here are some possible arguments. I'm not sure they are the best possible arguments, but they're a quick first pass at making the argument. It is good for society as a whole if people release their work publicly/open source. People will only release their work publicly/open source if it doesn't substantially hurt their potential earn…

Well, I doubt you have children. "Greater Good" can have two legs and hungry mouth.

I see opensource project that is missing usefull features and users who need them.

Why is "redirecting stream of money" towards me bad? Maybe I run orphanage and can use money more ethically...

Re: Gitlab removes its 'starter' tier Users must either pay 5x more or lose features

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We're currently using the starter edition for exactly one reason, ldap integration. Now we're supposed to pay $240 / employee for an ldap integration?! Not sure what we'll do but I suspect scripting some ldap integration into our gitlab will be one of the best spent times in terms of ROI for me this year.

https://docs.gitea.io/en-us/authentication/#ldap-lightweight...

Yep Gitea supports LDAP authentication out of the box. People often self-host Gitea but now there are a bunch of hosted-for-you gitea options like Digital Ocean, Cloudron, Stellarhosted and https://hostedgitea.com (disclaimer: I built hostedgitea.com).
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