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by monochr
4147 days ago
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In that case you can't possibly read any code whatsoever. Yet again the GPL does not restrict your freedoms. It just adds to them if you're in the pro-user freedom camp of software development and leaves you no worse off if you don't. |
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Hyperbole isn't really called for. I can read MIT/BSD because that has patent allowances.
I'm not saying that GPL is bad, I am saying that GPL serves different freedoms to MIT/BSD which in turn serves different freedoms to proprietary (which does have freedoms, e.g. liability).
There is no one size fits all solution to licensing and there will never be.