It's not your problem only in the sense that it shouldn't be your problem. E.g., in theory. Some people can be quite belligerent about their FOSS entitlement.

It's not your problem only in the sense that it shouldn't be your problem. E.g., in theory. Some people can be quite belligerent about their FOSS entitlement. I've also seen folk publicly bash open source projects just because the license wasn't permissive enough, in their opinion (GPL vs. their darling I'll-bend-over-do-what-you-will-with-me BSD or MIT). It can be hard to maintain poker face with "not my problem"... as hard as the "fuck you, pay me" proposed by the OP. The social pressure to give away your work for free is real, and humans are social animals. Just look at this thread.