That's a good way to look at it: The difference between "no" and "yes if XYZ." Maybe it's that people respect "yes if XYZ" more than "no" because there's some

That's a good way to look at it: The difference between "no" and "yes if XYZ." Maybe it's that people respect "yes if XYZ" more than "no" because there's some path to yes that way. In that case, it really does speak to the need for some open-ish text and image licenses, like "you can use my image in a model if you share the model with me."