BrucePerens

Having spent 20 years in the film industry (see https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0673302/), I am well aware of your concern. The demand is for 1% of end-user revenue collected, through all entities. This is to use all Post Open software, not just one program. Obviously this is not going to gain immediate acceptance by many companies. But if the collection gets large enough, there may be a tipping point.

If it's not meant more as a joke than anything else, it should be.

It's evolution. When we started Open Source, the corporate adoption we have today was inconceivable. The problem is much larger than just not liking a permissive license. It might be clearer if you listen to the talk.

Actually, I am well aware of your concern and thus called it "Post Open". Everything that promotes it is very clear that it is not Open Source.

Sorry. I got a new headset after recording that.