I agree to some extend but not in all cases: there can be other motivations that mean it makes sense to use a more liberal license. One example is code that de

I agree to some extend but not in all cases: there can be other motivations that mean it makes sense to use a more liberal license. One example is code that deals with data formats. It's better to have a liberally used license here that can be adopted by corporations without giving anything back if the alternative risks those corporations adopting and popularizing proprietary formats instead.