So you wanted to write proprietary software on top of someone's GPL code, the developer couldn't be swayed by money, so now you are bitter about it? Talk about entitlement.
>So you wanted to write proprietary software on top of someone's GPL code,
Incorrect.
> the developer couldn't be swayed by money,
Incorrect. We made the request on the basis of legal advice to avoid licensing trouble. These are real things that happened on a real project. The idea that lawyers are never involved when using GPL'd code is a fantasy.
In any case, the reason the developer refused is because there were multiple contributors on the project, and it would have created a headache for them.
Incorrect.
> the developer couldn't be swayed by money,
Incorrect. We made the request on the basis of legal advice to avoid licensing trouble. These are real things that happened on a real project. The idea that lawyers are never involved when using GPL'd code is a fantasy.
In any case, the reason the developer refused is because there were multiple contributors on the project, and it would have created a headache for them.
>so now you are bitter about it?
Incorrect.
>Talk about entitlement.
So rude. Wow..