I like non-copyleft licenses for one reason. Imagine if ffmpeg devs were like:

so many security vulnerabilities, your free labor is bad

thanks for pointing that out, it’s not longer free

Most devs (including me) want to have some control over what they made. Permissive licenses allow rugpulling project if someone is using it while making YOU do stuff. ffmpeg is a great example. You may not like it but that’s how it is.

They probably can but only after manual analysis.

Who is this Linus Sex Tips and what he did?

Okay, now seriously, I know who he is but I’m too lazy to check what he did.

You can make it FOSS and still have some sort of subscription for syncing between devices for example. Tasks.org did it like that.

Not to mention that you can run something on donations like lichess or F-Droid and have some extra money.

I don’t wanna take part into all that discussion I’m more interested in why there’s so much hype around this app. It’s beautiful and stuff but not open-source and I bet there’s no gamechanging features.

Spam-bots and strange links.