> Effectively putting them under proprietary control, proprietary licensing and > then tried to make a business model out of that. They generally fail. It su

> Effectively putting them under proprietary control, proprietary licensing and > then tried to make a business model out of that. They generally fail. It sucks if you see people being charged for your free code by some scumbag freeloader and the users end up with an inferior program. People with that mentality don't mind spam-vertising to push their scams. I used to be pro-BSD/MIT licenses, now I'm pro GPL again.