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		skeledrew 16 days ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: MinIO repository is no longer maintained A social contract still has to be explicit in some way to be considered such. Otherwise it's just an accepted convention.

jhbadger 15 days ago [–]

That's not what a social contract is you are thinking of a legal contract, something very different. A social contract is by definition, implicit rather than explicit.

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