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I don't think it's fair to blame GPLv3 alone for this problem. Really the problem is with all so-called free software licenses that impose conditions (or restr
by clarry 12y ago
I don't think it's fair to blame GPLv3 alone for this problem. Really the problem is with all so-called free software licenses that impose conditions (or restrictions) that might be inconvenient, difficult, or even (legally) impossible to meet.
- imanaccount 12y agoThe GPL isn't to blame, the FSF is. Note it is their own license they are incompatible with.
- Alphasite_ 12y agoYou mean like GPLv3 does? GPL is hardly the be-all and end-all of freedoms, its just trades some freedoms for others.