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> Furthermore, many non-GPL OSS projects have eventually gone proprietary Every time it happens people are upset and then forget everything a day later. To me
by kabacha 6y ago
> Furthermore, many non-GPL OSS projects have eventually gone proprietary
Every time it happens people are upset and then forget everything a day later. To me non-GPL + corporate involved is a huge flag, especially if it's a more complex or niche project that'd be difficult to fork.