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There is an old Dutch saying which goes: "Trust comes afoot and leaves on horseback". When you're in the compliance business you cannot fumble this ball, but you have.
I don't see a way to recover frankly Their existing customers are seriously exposed, i don't see this going anywhere except court The problem is the malicious intent, you just can't do that anywhere, esp not in a trust based business..
> we built on an Apache 2.0 open-source repository, which explicitly permits commercial use, and significantly rebuilt it for compliance use cases This framing is misleading. Apache 2.0 permits commercial use, but it also requires you to retain copyright/attribution notices, include the license, and add prominent notices to modified files. Also hard to square “the allegations are fabricated” with simultaneously offer…
It's important to note that pathological liars don't stop lying. In fact, when they're caught lying red-handed, they usually double down and lie even more.