This would work if the OSI wouldn't vehemently oppose usecase-based restrictions for open source. I think more people should say "it's forbidden to use it for <

This would work if the OSI wouldn't vehemently oppose usecase-based restrictions for open source. I think more people should say "it's forbidden to use it for <list things like LLMs, social media, etc.>, if you want to use it, buy a licence from me" Right now, those corporations just steal the code and sponsor the OSI's gatekeeping.