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>What would you say the basis of all knowledge you know is? You are a collection of everything you have consumed and the stuff you create is all influenced by that.

Surely you're not suggesting that there's no such thing as "original work". The production of which may have very high capital and labour costs - which if not protected from theft - would remove the incentives of producing original work.

>As someone who very much has skin in the game(my art is trained on midjourney)

I don't know your specific situation, but there's obviously different scales of importance here. What if your art was your sole source of income, and people were reproducing it under their own name? or if you had a product where you poured millions into developing some novel IP/methods, and some employee brought it with them when they went to work at your competitors?

>>JVille+(OP)
Over here at the D Language Foundation, we encourage people to download it for free and do whatever they want to with it. It's all Boost licensed.

> some employee brought it with them when they went to work at your competitors?

Other programming languages have copied lots of D features. We at the DLF don't mind at all. Though often they copy them and kinda miss the mark.

(Yes, we sometimes copy features from other languages, too, and try to improve on them.)