And not even cold hard cash but “Cloudflare credits.”
replyWhat an offensive slap in the face.
And only if you are a US or Canadian citizen/team and doubly so only if you use a permissive license like MIT, Apache-2.0 or BSD-2/3. Having even a moderate degree of control over your project is too much to ask for. But you do get a dinner, which might make it all worth it.
replyTone deaf to the nth degree.
I”m so sick of all these weird credits and points. Can’t pay food or bills with it.
replyIt's SCRIP!!!
replyThey don't want to own the next GitHub. They want people to build the next GitHub on Artifacts (and pay Cloudflare for storage and compute).
replyI don't have a strong opinion here, but giving away compute as a prize for hackathons isn't anything new.
Well, kinda, but usually the compute is given away as part of the hackaton. Even AWS hackaton did expect you to buy AWS credits..
replyThe whole thing seems a bit uncouth. I get a real gross feeling from it.
replyThat was my reaction. I was expecting, "The winner receives $500,000 in cash, $1M in Cloudflare credits, and an introduction to our venture team."
replyOn brand for Cloudflare which is typically a cheap company.
replyI agree that the compensation was a miss.
replyI really hope that was a purposeful understatement.
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