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The complaint was about having to sign up to (register for) yet-another website.

• xigoi 3y ago
  Which site requires you to sign up in order to read documentation?
  • DaiPlusPlus 3y ago
    It's certainly less common now, but prior to 2015 it was common for "legacy" vendors (y'know... the paranoid and posessive types, like ProgressDB...) - or just those embarassed about the state of their products compared to the rest of the industry: they'll hide their KB articles, bug-reports and workarounds, and more besides) behind a registration-wall, or even worse: only grant you access if you have a current support contract with them.
  • acutesoftware 3y ago
    Oracle requires you to login to get access to most support documents now.
    • DaiPlusPlus 3y ago
      At least their SQL documentation is public - I remember (at least a decade ago) that only Postgres, MySQL, and MSSQL made their documentation public, while info on IBM DB2 and Oracle was scarce.
  • 0xEFF 3y ago
    RedHat has traditionally.