To be clear: Rockchip is at fault, 100%. I would sue (and obv DMCA) any company who takes my code and refuses to attribute it.

If you immediately escalate to [DMCA / court] because they refuse to fix, then that's very fair, but suddenly like 2 years after silence (if, and only if that was the case, because maybe they spoke outside of Twitter/X), then it's odd.

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akerl_ 6 hours ago | parent | next [-]

Maybe spend less time policing how other people are allowed to act, especially when you’re speculating wildly about the presence or content of communications

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rvnx 6 hours ago | parent [-]

It's a call to push the devs to freely say what happened in the background, there are many hints at that "I wonder if...?" "What could have happened that it escalated?" "Why there were no public reminders, what happened in the back", etc, etc, nothing much, these questions are deliberately open.

	▲	akerl_ 6 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Oh. Being rude and suggesting the devs made (in your opinion) a mistake based on your guess at their actions is not going to be an effective way to get them to elaborate on their legal strategy. Also it’s rude, which is reason enough not to do it.

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michaelmrose 6 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

In the adult world you don't get any warnings when you break the law.