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The weird thing about this argument is that those who prefer to retain all rights have zero barrier to doing so. The only folks who can under this argument clai
by michaelmrose 2y ago
The weird thing about this argument is that those who prefer to retain all rights have zero barrier to doing so. The only folks who can under this argument claim to be affected are those who would prefer to use the software produced by creators of free software without the restrictions those creators would themselves prefer in whilst preferring to impose their own restrictions on those downstream of themselves.
Users who want the maximum freedom should logically prefer that no such restrictions exist and failing that should prefer the restrictions imposed by free software to that which is imposed by closed source software not least because it imposes not at all on usage.