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Yup. But then you also limit the usage of your software in enterprises which do not try to compete with you. There are a number of licenses which tried to solve
by bornfreddy 1y ago
Yup. But then you also limit the usage of your software in enterprises which do not try to compete with you. There are a number of licenses which tried to solve this exact problem (cloud protection licenses / fair licenses / ...), for example Commons Clause, but community usually doesn't accept them nicely, at least I don't know of a case where they were welcomed. Not sure why, maybe because most of such projects go from FOSS to fair license instead of starting with one? Anyway, to me it looks like opensource licenses nowadays serve mostly the interests of Big Tech and not those of regular users.