> The argument is as wrong then as it is now No, it’s not wrong. The GPL does restrict what a developer can do with code. It’s not an invalid argument. But lik

> The argument is as wrong then as it is now No, it’s not wrong. The GPL does restrict what a developer can do with code. It’s not an invalid argument. But like most/all arguments, how you interpret it depends on your point of view. Like you said, if you view freedom from the developer’s POV, you choose BSD/MIT. If you view it from the POV of the commons, you choose GPL. It’s not wrong, but it is a choice.