Post #1339773
2026-03-30 09:53 UTC
@smallcircles
The license doesn't offer anything IMHO, the people who want to use tools will do regardless, taking it to a base example: Do we lock the tools away or teach people to use them with respect?
beside ethics training some type of enforcement may be required for bad actors, then some level of power is needed to do that, one of the things I see in tech is the lack of collective power, but this is a larger societal problem than just FOSS communities.
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@houba@spore.social 2026-03-30 10:01
@smallcircles I have had endless 'discussions' in non-tech related orgs using big tech for office related tasks, and I have consistently lost the arguments, mostly due to some type is 'convenience' position, even after implementing FOSS solution which have been successful in the orgs. My personal opinion on licensing is release everything under non-commercial, no profit can be extracted from the use of the tool. cut capitalists out entirely. I don't know if this makes a diff though. 2/2