There is certainly some confusion about this issue and some concerns about Facebook's intent. The gist of the article comes down to "don't worry, nothing has ch

There is certainly some confusion about this issue and some concerns about Facebook's intent. The gist of the article comes down to "don't worry, nothing has changed." While that is very nice, it can paraphrased as "Don't worry Facebook has always had a gun pointed at your head." Also, it is not until the end of the article that the author tells us she represents Facebook. It would be very helpful to get some clarity about a scenario where many people have concerns: (text copied from another comment) "What if Facebook actually breaches your patents? What if they sue you? You can't counter-claim if your tech is based on React, because you'd lose the grants." Facebook could make a definitive statement about this. Or, representing Facebook the author could spell out exactly why this cannot happen. Yes?