If your license its not permissive you will become what you hate, there are no "good" sides, political, philosophical, moral views do not belong to software. In open source one gives without expecting anything back. It is on you how you decide to monetize your knowledge. One must write OSS code like abstract puzzle pieces that can be used for whatever end. The piece integrated with a certain domain logic is what makes it closed source. Closed source is fine , its what gets engineers hired to work in companies. Let people do whatever they want with your code. Really hoping Andrew charged some money for those questions from Intel.
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If your license its not permissive you will become what you hate, there are no "good" sides, political, philosophical, moral views do not belong to software. In open source one gives without expecting anything back. It is on you how you decide to monetize your knowledge. One must write OSS code like abstract puzzle pieces that can be used for whatever end. The piece integrated with a certain domain logic is what makes it closed source. Closed source is fine , its what gets engineers hired to work in companies. Let people do whatever they want with your code. Really hoping Andrew charged some money for those questions from Intel.