These licenses become untouchable because of license compatibility problems,...
@krusynth These licenses become untouchable because of license compatibility problems, except in cases where the clauses are unenforcable anyhow. Maybe something along the line of CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md (very focused on bad online behavior) or SECURITY.md (very focused on reporting bugs the right way), maybe ETHICS.md -- a lot of times people will follow the rules if they're posted.
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If I made a library and gave it the license and then a crypto company used it
- I probably wouldn't know
- If I did know I can't afford the $15,000 to hire a lawyer to get and enforce a cease and desist
So these sort of things already are more like the Pirates Code.
If I did want to limit the use of my library, I could on init, check to see if the python venv contains any well known cryptocurrency library and then refuse to run, making the user stop using or become an involuntary maintainer of a fork.