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It's also rather obvious that pursuing a policy based on punishment would hinder the adoption of any software licensed under any free software license, and also
by geezerjay 9y ago
It's also rather obvious that pursuing a policy based on punishment would hinder the adoption of any software licensed under any free software license, and also have a negative impact on the community's public image.
- pbhjpbhj 9y agoI don't see how that's clear at all - it's only harming those who knowingly choose not to comply. Suing such people says we care about making software (F)OSS, we care enough to ensure people who make a profit from open source give back to the community.