Florian Cramer said :
> > I'd be very interested to hear why a punk band wouldn't want to release
> > music under a free license.
>
> For example, because it doesn't want - for political reasons - its music to
> end up on Spotify, Google or similar corporate services, against which free
> license
On Sat, 14 Jun 2014, Florian Cramer wrote:
> The punk band example is relatively harmless. For software
> developers, any kind of free license (free according to the criteria
> of FSF and Debian, respectively Open Source according to the OSI
> criteria) gives no whatsoever means to prevent that th
On Sat, 14 Jun 2014, Florian Cramer wrote:
> The punk band example is relatively harmless. For software
> developers, any kind of free license (free according to the criteria
> of FSF and Debian, respectively Open Source according to the OSI
> criteria) gives no whatsoever means to prevent that t
It seems that there is disconnection here: terms market, art, labour,
culture, production, demand, reward are cherry-picked to prove this or
that point, throwing them as needed in disjunct contexts.
From a purely 'market' PoV, there are:
(1) a limited (as in not infinite) cash-supported dema
