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Hmm, maybe the bits of my post that you didn't quote contain the answer.
First though you need to understand I'm mainly saying I don't buy their justification.
No, you made a large assumption that this holds up in court completely, predicated on the idea that anything but would be disastorus.
I don't buy that premise, and neither does codeberg. So again, why should they put money up in that assumption?
I made three claims and you talked about a single one, and not in a substantive way.
This conversation doesn't seem to be going anywhere interesting or useful, so goodbye.
And all 3 hinge on the premise of courts will do 'sane' things, without any kind of justification for them. So yeah, all 3 are moot if you remove that assumption.
So how much money should be risked on that bet?
Jesus Christ, I didn't think I was being subtle.