IMO this is more an attack on FLOSS/Python than anything else. LSP is pretty quickly becoming a predominant standard for free software editors. Making LSP propr

IMO this is more an attack on FLOSS/Python than anything else. LSP is pretty quickly becoming a predominant standard for free software editors. Making LSP proprietary for Python will kill it as a language for larger project by FLOSS developers as they won't want to use the proprietary component. I know I'll never use proprietary products in my creative pipeline as they should be open for anyone to work on at any economic level. I don't want to lock people out of working on my projects due to a restrictive development environment.