>> We live in a very different world compared to 1989 when the GPL was first published > Could you articulate which differences you feel are relevant please?

>> We live in a very different world compared to 1989 when the GPL was first published > Could you articulate which differences you feel are relevant please? Mostly the sheer volume of open source that’s out there. I think FOSS makes a lot of sense for stuff that’s too much work for a small team and needed by a lot of people: operating system kernels, compilers, browsers, etc. That was the stuff to work on in 1987. Today most of that layer is “done”.