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Meh. I use BSD so I can continue developing and using the software I write when I move to a different company without the current company playing gpl / proprie
by retrocryptid 4y ago
Meh. I use BSD so I can continue developing and using the software I write when I move to a different company without the current company playing gpl / proprietary shinanigans, limiting my future freedom.
Calling me a cuck doesn't really do well for the argument "Developers who use GPL know how to effectively communicate with their peers."
- hcta 4y agowhat shenanigans? This reads like a kind of FUD. Once your software has been released under the GPL, you can continue developing it under the terms of the GPL.