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Country A isn't losing anything by allowing others to use it. Even if no one contributes back developers can spend that time doing other valuable work, rather t
by Sean-Der 8y ago
Country A isn't losing anything by allowing others to use it. Even if no one contributes back developers can spend that time doing other valuable work, rather then re-invent the wheel in every country around the world.
- de_watcher 8y agoCountry A has to pay more for development because the company won't be payed again for this software by countries B and C. So to start the FOSS process there is a need to somehow have for each niche a GPL software base that cuts costs by a lot.