> Actually I do have issues with people earning money with the work from others for free without contributing anything back. With the BSD license, you can fork

> Actually I do have issues with people earning money with the work from others for free without contributing anything back. With the BSD license, you can fork it all you want, but you have to maintain that fork. For most people/companies the feature is not a competitive advantage. So they donate the code back, and it means they don't have to spend so much time maintaining a fork. The way I see it is, I'm a working stiff that's used a lot of opensource in the past. I don't mind releasing things as BSD clause to help another working stiff, as long as it doesn't contain my company's "secret sauce."