>uses the GPL license
Uses the GPL license
Aaron Wood
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Julian Howard
Copyleft should unironically be illegal. It hurts absolutely everyone except for ideological purists.
Cameron Edwards
>Reeee let me use your work to make easy money
make your own wheels or fuck off nigger
Jace Lee
>t. ideological purist
What's really fucking sad is that you fucks use the language of capitalism for your commie ideology...
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Ian Butler
Suicide is your only viable option.
Charles Richardson
You dont like it? well then dont fucking use it.
Also if you want to make copyleft illegal you might as well make EULAs illegal.
Mason Powell
I'm fine with this as long as you make copyrights equally illegal
Evan Morgan
> he uses licensing ideology to bait people just like the FBI wants
Ryder Jackson
What does this even mean?
Luis Green
Jew behind wall.
Benjamin Allen
Copyright benefits content creators. Copyleft benefits neither content creators nor users.
Agreed on EULAs though, they should be banned
Liam Butler
newfag spotted, go back
Colton Collins
And I like it
Camden Murphy
>content creator
These are weasel words used by the publishing industry to push an agenda, do not repeat them. If you want to think about this in more reasonable terms, consider that there are more specifically "authors" that write works, and "publishers" that distribute them. The authors are not typically the ones that benefit from copyright, the publishers are, because they are the ones who seek more to gain from shutting off other publishers.
Also if you want the more autistic stallman perspective on why you shouldn't use those words, see these:
gnu.org
gnu.org
>Copyleft benefits neither [authors], [publishers] nor users
Debatable but I can see why you would think that as copyleft is intended as somewhat of a defensive weapon against abusive copyrighting. I wouldn't blame the GPL for this, it's not their fault they needed to act in self-defense
Nolan Sanders
And here I thought it was connected to
Ryan Rodriguez
How can the GPL possibly "defend" them?
It actually makes it much harder for individuals (as opposed to corporations) to make money off of their own software!
Sebastian Torres
No, the market as a whole is what is driving prices down. Large amounts of proprietary software are offered at no charge as well.
GPL exists to prevent communities from being destroyed by copyright abuse. It doesn't really say much about how you can "make money off of your software"
Ryder Williams
Reminder that GPL shills are paid by the Chinese gov't.
Sebastian Lee
>waaaaaah someone is using my thing to make something
>waaaaaah they're earning money and I'm not
imagine being this salty
Ryan Collins
no, redditors like yourself ruin everything