> offline and some library has some version issue with your proprietary licensed language How is this different from any proprietary book about a freely-licens

> offline and some library has some version issue with your proprietary licensed language How is this different from any proprietary book about a freely-licensed language? If you're in a remote farm in Nebraska and you only have a copyrighted Esperanto textbook, you can't share it, even though Zamenhof's materials might be public domain. I fail to see any problem with toki pona here. Something similar can be argued about Delphi / Object Pascal. Borland's compiler is non-free, but the language can be used with FreePascal. I'm happily using FreePascal on my personal projects and haven't touched Delphi in more than a decade; it's a nice language and there's nothing wrong with it. Sharing FreePascal is totally OK, just like sharing freely-licensed materials about toki pona.