Post #2102030

@DLC That's a good question. If I had to guess I would go for the common misconception of: - "MIT is less restrictive so It gives more freedom". And the fallacy: - "The more freedom the more fair; the more fair the more moral". All of this just to end up with the so common result of: "They took my code and bundled it into a private toolchain used to [insert the most unethical use possible] and they are harming thousands of people with it while making a profit" This is often done with the objective of performing the following "flex" maneuver in their CVs: "The code I wrote for my library ended up being used by [evil company] and thats amazing!" > Remember folks that some people were indoctrinated into thinking that serving evil companies is something to be proud of. Such are the wonders of "Freedom as in MIT"