The problem I see is that there is no way to discern a "corporate customer" versus a guy in his bedroom building an app. The whole fakerJS fiasco really pissed

The problem I see is that there is no way to discern a "corporate customer" versus a guy in his bedroom building an app. The whole fakerJS fiasco really pissed me off because the developer seemed to assume that the only folks using his software were greedy F500 companies. And that's the problem I see with many of these political statements. There seems to be this politically driven assumption that the only users of OSS are greedy companies that won't pay to support it. So they make a political statement, take down their package or make it malicious. All this does is creates a minor headache for the big corps that have resources and fucks over the little guy.