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I'm the furthest thing from a lawyer, but wouldn't it be nice to say my software is open source, and you can use it in your software, but if the software produc
by robotsquidward 8y ago
I'm the furthest thing from a lawyer, but wouldn't it be nice to say my software is open source, and you can use it in your software, but if the software product you're selling with my software in it is making over $X, you have to pay $X?
Or, even more generally, is there a legal way to protect your code from being taken advantage of by the top 1% of companies? Could that become popular?
If I help a million developers and companies make money, fine, but it is immensely frustrating how the Amazons and Googles of the world reap so much of the benefit.