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Add anti 996 clause to the project #9791

Closed tanchixiaobaicai closed 5 years ago

tanchixiaobaicai commented 5 years ago

What problem does this feature solve?

The 996.ICU project is dedicated to prevent prevent "996" style work schedule. Is their any possibility adding any anti "996" clause in VUEJS project?

What does the proposed API look like?

Anti 996 work schedule

multics commented 5 years ago

This is absurd.

smolinari commented 5 years ago

Actually, the 996 cause isn't absurd. Asking an OSS project like Vue to incorporate the policies it is trying to promote is, at best, a bit misplaced.

And being Evan is Chinese, he might also have more personal feelings about it. So, that "bit" I mentioned might even be a lot less than I think. Just a guess on my part though.

Scott

bofeiw commented 5 years ago

Chinese software engineers are protesting against the country ’ s 996 work schedule. An unleagal work schedule (9a.m. ~ 9p.m., 6 days a week) .

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yyx990803 commented 5 years ago

At a personal level I am strongly anti-996, but I also feel strongly about avoiding any politically or economically motivated clause in Vue as an open source project. My personal political beliefs and the project are separate. In addition, I am very skeptical about the enforceability of such clauses in a software license given that Chinese companies forcing 996 do not even care when they are blatantly violating Chinese labor laws. This may very well end up achieving nothing, but instead cause practical legal issues for non-996 companies using Vue (especially companies with strict legal practices in software adoption).

multics commented 5 years ago

This request here and the protest itself is absurd. 996 breaks the law. The right action to take is to sue the company instead of asking open source software to put some clauses in their license. I hope I made myself clear.

Personally I am anti-anti-996-action if the action is not anything related to make company to not breaking labor law.

smolinari commented 5 years ago

@multics - This protest is about getting the Chinese government to enforce the law. And the protest in general here at Github is to make the issue more known to other programmers, world-wide. Even better, It might just lead to action and results, as you would like to have them.

Scott