Title: As you might understand, having your own private open source library used by Discord is something big. Something that makes your effort worth while. So you download the distribution and look for your own, hard earned, copyright notice. Well it&#x27;s not there because fuck you.<p>What I found by downloading the (Linux) Discord client from discordapp.com was that they clearly were distributing source copies of my project, but it had no license or copyright mentioning me (which is required). I also found that they are distributing ffmpeg binaries but I couldn&#x27;t find any matching LGPL license or source code in the distribution.<p>So of course I contacted them. First via GitHub where I have reached them before, and then two times via their support people on their home page. I get about the same response as any one else: &quot;I&#x27;m sorry but we cannot help you. Were you satisfied with the support response?&quot;.<p>It&#x27;s not okay for companies to pull their pants down and take a big dump on your personal work. Not when they clearly do not even bother with complying with basic open source exchanges. If I write something I want to be properly mentioned as is required in my very license.<p>Discord, is this so fucking hard to understand?
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