> ... because they haven't exploited technicalities to coerce people ... I like this idea a lot. McHardy's action is (quite) less commendable than one which w

> ... because they haven't exploited technicalities to coerce people ... I like this idea a lot. McHardy's action is (quite) less commendable than one which would have resulted in him not benefiting directly from the legal loopholes. He is to take the backlash but probably assumed it. However I don't think the non-action of the rest of people stems from the "moral superiority" but from the lack of inclination or time to assume the fight for GPL compliance without monetary gains.