alt Hacker NewsThere's no way that maintaining something is an ethical obligation, regardless of popularity. There is only legal obligation, for commercial products.
There's no way that maintaining something is an ethical obligation, regardless of popularity. There is only legal obligation, for commercial products.
If offering a tie in thing supposedly free of charge without warning that would end once it serves a party less profit purpose then yes.
Ethics are not obligations, they are moral principles. Not having principles doesn't send you to prison that is why it isn't law. It makes you lose moral credit though.