1. I'm OK with no GPL if there's no copyright, because then proprietary programs can be copied and reverse engineered without restrictions from law or EULAs.

2. I generally don't like the BSL.

3. No comment. I think OSS projects that exist incidentally versus being the company's main product have always been more reliable (and less susceptible to the company pivoting to closed-only offerings).

4. Copyright has perhaps been the most evil in the music industry; books, less so. I'd rather not even talk about movies or TV right now. Nonetheless, I'd tolerate an extremely limited duration copyright, if no copyright at all isn't an option.

5. Trademarks are mostly fine, because they're primarily supposed to serve customers, not the companies. I'd like to get rid of patents now, however.

Copyright is finally being deprecated as it should be.

I'm still waiting for an update on the final removal timeline.

Since Nim compiles to C, porting it to new platforms is surprisingly easy. I did it a few years ago for 16-bit DOS (OpenWatcom): https://github.com/Ronsor/Nim/tree/i086-and-watcom.

If you don't want to be filmed in public, don't go out in public, or cover your face with a mask.

> 2026, we will get ransomware from space!

Ahem, cloud ransomware.