[Shorel]

That's good, and there are plenty of them for you to play. The more the merrier.

But doing my own game means a lot of actual work, and I can and should be able to choose the license of that work.

GPL takes away that choice from me.

[belorn]

As a developer, you have the same right to choose license as the right a gamer has to choose the price of games. Every time a game is not a GOG-pay-what-you-want, you are violating this right of mine!

Alternative, you might simply not like the fact that people are giving you something for free and then ask you to not put restrictions on it. Its like when someone give to charity and they ask that money sent to starving children do not get spent on booze and guns. Its immoral and wrong, but hey, everyone is free to their opinion.

[teddyh]

The “freedom” to choose a license is in reality the right to have power over other people:

https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/freedom-or-power.html