That's all fair and I agree! But I think it's unfortunate that companies end up with licenses like SSPL which are lengthy, not legible to non-lawyers (see this

That's all fair and I agree! But I think it's unfortunate that companies end up with licenses like SSPL which are lengthy, not legible to non-lawyers (see this thread) and more importantly ambiguous in favor of the SSPL-software-provider. It's only natural, that's what lawyers are hired to do, after all! But I think there are other options (be ambiguous in favor of the opposing party, or build upon existing licenses)