

I am making an argument that copyleft licenses such as GPL are better than permissive ones because of the extra guarantees, primarily to the benefit to communities instead of corporations.
You on the other hand are making a false equivalence.
This is what i wrote:
If corporations want to release a software based on modified version of my code, I want a guarantee that the modified code to be available to the community too.
This is what you wrote:
What you are saying is, if they extend the Open Source software, you do not want the Open Source version anymore. You only want theirs.
The false equivalence is that because i desire communities to be the primary beneficiary of my code and its modifications, then i must also “… you do not want the Open Source version anymore. You only want theirs.”
These are not equivalent. You have begun using a logical fallacy. More elaboration of my arguments will be fruitless. Good bye.














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