I have never seen the Redis maintainer(s) complain about it though.
Would be interesting to compare/contrast, what leads to the difference.
They do the same with lots of products really. Postgres and MySQL too for instance. Also never seen postgres or mysql maintainance teams complain about it.
What are the contextual differences that make it a point of conflict with authors/maintainers in one case but not others?
Plenty people spending a lot of their time working on Postgres have complained about Amazon's style of using open source. Among them myself (long before working for an AWS competitor). Most of us don't have problems, or even the opposite, with companies making loads of money with Postgres. What I/we am severely disappointed with is that they barely put resources towards contributing back. Every now they make grand statements about their community support, but in the end little materializes.
Would be interesting to compare/contrast, what leads to the difference.
They do the same with lots of products really. Postgres and MySQL too for instance. Also never seen postgres or mysql maintainance teams complain about it.
What are the contextual differences that make it a point of conflict with authors/maintainers in one case but not others?