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by dtkav
42 days ago
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Speaking as someone who has been building a business around an Obsidian plugin - I think you're on the right track. What actually matters is that the plugin developer is pro-social, discloses the behavior, the user accepts that disclosure, and that the user isn't duped by their inability to review all of the code for every update. |
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