> not even ethically Ethics don't come into play here and I also don't have any specific sympathy for ES, but I have sympathy for people and companies that pro

> not even ethically Ethics don't come into play here and I also don't have any specific sympathy for ES, but I have sympathy for people and companies that provide open source software that others can read and tinker with. I can like AWS because of providing me services I find useful. That doesn't mean that I have to like everything about them. > What ES invested and the size of AWS has literally nothing to do with the discussion Well, it does and doesn't. In a way it would be great to have open-source software be the default, but given that anybody with resources can simply take it and build a then non-open-source version of it and polish it or integrate into much higher leverage existing systems, it does pose some questions as towards what licensing open-source software should have in the first place and if it should be infecting or simply have multiple different clauses related to how it's being used. But yeah, when playing a game make sure you know the rules and all.