I have a hard time understanding the point of the author. If Amazon is infringing a trademark (which indeed seems to be the case in my non-expert eyes), repara

I have a hard time understanding the point of the author. If Amazon is infringing a trademark (which indeed seems to be the case in my non-expert eyes), reparation should/could be obtained before a court regardless of the license of the code. If the author has a problem with his FOSS software being used by an entity he doesn't like then he is in disagreement with the FOSS ideal at its core, this is a perfectly respectable opinion but don't blame it on Amazon.