> They can just ignore the license if they want/need the software that much. Seriously doubt random users are gonna get sued for violating terms. By all means

> They can just ignore the license if they want/need the software that much. Seriously doubt random users are gonna get sued for violating terms. By all means tap-dance in the minefield. You'll probably be fine. Arbitrary enforcement is the cornerstone of a good, solid chilling effect. Finally, as a point of policy, I'd rather people not get the idea that OSS licenses are ignorable. That's even more Ballmer-esque in its implications.