Those kinds of complaints are indeed entitled. At the same time, there's no problem pointing out that fewer people and organizations can select a dependency wit

Those kinds of complaints are indeed entitled. At the same time, there's no problem pointing out that fewer people and organizations can select a dependency with an unconventional, unknown license. You're welcome to license your projects however you see fit. But when you get to a point that no one is using your stuff, you have to be ready to hear "it's the license."