It seems fairly clear from a licensing point of view that a bootloader is a separate program from what it boots (which can be pretty much anything). It does see

It seems fairly clear from a licensing point of view that a bootloader is a separate program from what it boots (which can be pretty much anything). It does seem like something which could concern the community though. What if (in future) the bootloader only boots Prusa-signed firmware, and lines for programming the board directly are disabled in hardware at the factory? If Prusa aren't planning any user-hostile behaviour, they should act fairly quickly to keep their community happy.