> aren't you more "free"? More freedom for one organization often translates into less freedom for end users. That's why GPLv3 has explicit clauses against pr

> aren't you more "free"? More freedom for one organization often translates into less freedom for end users. That's why GPLv3 has explicit clauses against proprietization, tivoization and patenting. Otherwise the freedom goes from developers to the first big company and stops there. End users and other developers get closed/patented code or SaaS.