> Perhaps you should explain your objections against big companies paying for open-source software? My own objection is against non-free software. It's alrigh

> Perhaps you should explain your objections against big companies paying for open-source software? My own objection is against non-free software. It's alright that companies pay for software. In my experience big companies are really happy to pay for free software (regardless of its license), as long as they can steer the software towards their needs, have an assurance that development does not break their tests and use cases, etc. The GPL has no provision against entrepreneurs using it for bootstrapping their businesses; I do not understand your remark in that sense.