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Is your support of #copyleft logically consistent? http://ur1.ca/ptl4 You'd be surprised that many people's isn't. Blog post on #GPL
Monday, 15-Mar-10 14:01:14 UTC from web- Leigh Honeywell likes this.
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@bkuhn Interesting argument. I've realised I'm a licence agnostic really. GPL seems to be working, but so does Apache and so does BSD
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@bkuhn On your footnote, I entirely agree with your implication that dual-licensing is dubious.
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@dwd,I've full post on that issue: ur1.ca/e0az Worse than proprietary relicensing though is "GPL enforcement to sell proprietary licenses"
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@bkuhn Right. The GPL has a big chunk of philosophy at the beginning, and if you're not willing to subscribe to that, don't use the GPL.
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@bkuhn It's because the GPL fundamentally restricts rights - for reasons its authors think is not only good, but "ethical".
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@bkuhn: The first thing that strikes me about that tactic is the hypocrisy. That has to be immoral no matter what you're professing.
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@silner, I do think most proprietary relicensing schemes are hypocritical. But such practices are heavily VC-influenced, so you'd expect it.