>For RMS, the freedom of the many to use, see, modify and distribute code always trumps the freedom of the individual person or organisation to keep their code

>For RMS, the freedom of the many to use, see, modify and distribute code always trumps the freedom of the individual person or organisation to keep their code secret and restricted to the end of making money for themselves. If you don't want your code to be free as in free speech, use a different license and keep it to yourself. You have the freedom to do that. You can make money off of free software by the way. It may seem tougher to do, but it's still possible.