throw_human
Not allowed.
>If the latter, let's say me and my buddy both use the software individually, legally. We sit in the same room. Ok? We are together working on some non-profit project not involving the software. Ok? Now we use the software for it. Ok? Niw we make a profit. Ok?
All allowed.
The answer to all those questions are pretty simple and straight forward. I'm not sure why you're trying to muddy the waters here.
>RMS would be pretty opposed to these ideas.
RMS has failed catastrophically in his goal of letting users have access to the source code of the applications they use. I don't really care for what he has to say.
The only people who don't grasp this simple fact are the ones who have never worked in a corporation. They very much own and run things legally. Which is why when the liquidation man comes a knocking you don't lose your shirt for owning stock in Enron.
>Software doesn't run itself and corporations don't run software: human beings do.
>There's no such thing as a non-human entity running software.
People don't exist they are made up of cells.
Humans don't run themselves: cells do.
There is no such thing as a non-cell entity running humans.
I want to make the world better for people, not for Amazon.