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Because none of those cases have people giving permission for their work to be used by others to make millions of dollars. If someone gave their work away into
by jasonlotito 8y ago
Because none of those cases have people giving permission for their work to be used by others to make millions of dollars. If someone gave their work away into the public domain, and then someone used that work to make millions, their shouldn't be an expectation that the other person somehow owes the other money.
If you think your code is worth money, sell it.
LGPL/GPL/AGPL exist for a reason. Not my fault you used BSD/MIT and didn't consider what you were explicitly allowing and encouraging people to do.
- spullara 8y agoAgree 100%.
- pdimitar 8y ago> their shouldn't be an expectation that the other person somehow owes the other money. There btw. Also, it would be common decency but we live in an era where if something cannot be enforced in court then you should not be surprised somebody is [not] doing it. Oh well.
- jasonlotito 8y agoBy the way.