Update 2023-10-18-obligations.dj

matklad · Oct 18, 2023 · c25968b · c25968b
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 At the same time, if I publish a project, write a nice readme, provide installation instructions,
 etc, and then add a backdoor to my software, I am wrong. Yes, I didn't explicitly mention in the
-readme that I am not going to add a backdoor. Still, there is a basic, implicit, expectation about
+readme that I am not going to add a backdoor. Still, there is a basic, implicit expectation about
 software security, and it is wrong for me to violate it without an explicit mention.
 
 So I think the default expectations for a published open source project boil down to: