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Please consider adding an Anti 996 License to jointly oppose overtime work around the world.

A "996" work schedule refers to an unofficial work schedule (9a.m. ~ 9p.m., 6 days a week) that has been gaining in popularity. Serving a company that encourages the "996" work schedule usually means working for at least 60 hours a week.

It is a great progress from closed source to open source, and it will also be a great progress from open source to emphasize labor rights at the same time. What we want is to create an open source software license that advocates for workers' rights.

996.ICU
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LKML: 996icu_programmer: Please consider adding an Anti 996 License to jointly oppose overtime work around the world.

996... that sounds like my coding schedule, but easier. Lately my software development has been 997 ++

.... but Tim, I had you pinned in my mind as James Bond - 007





Robin

Robin,

Are you sure?

You might think I am Donald "The Orange" Trump, where flattery gets you the nuclear codes!

ROTFLMFAO!
Have you heard his 'oranges' == 'origins' speech?
I am saying nowt... ;oDD
Getting back to the OP, I had to look it up as I have never heard of an 'Anti 996 Licence'.

Jack Ma endorses China's controversial 12 hours a day, 6 days a week work culture

Under this so terrible environment in China, the Chinese developers contributed too much to these companies, but they got unfair payments, they have no time to advance
their technologies.
These companies made heavy use of open source products to build their business, they benefited too much, but they contributed nothing valuable to the open community.
Due to political policies, the Chinese developers can do nothing to fight this, if some big projects such as GCC, Linux, MySQL etc accept the Anti 996 License, some changes may happen.
We need your help!