Yes, in a way, that's true. You can make free software more compatible with copyrights by turning it into open source. But you can also remove roadblocks in co

Yes, in a way, that's true. You can make free software more compatible with copyrights by turning it into open source. But you can also remove roadblocks in copyright to make commercial model closer to open source. Which is what I am talking about, and it would make it also beneficial for the open source developers. After all, if the open source model benefits everybody, why should only developers make the concession?