I think because JS is such a large tent, there are folks not familiar with licenses and general norms in this space. I don't think it's something that being reasonable and pointing things out wouldn't fix.
As an aside I'm now extremely uncomfortable if I find any of ai's work as a transitive dependency for my company's own work because of their attitude towards adhering to licenses.
And there are people supporting their position.
I think because JS is such a large tent, there are folks not familiar with licenses and general norms in this space. I don't think it's something that being reasonable and pointing things out wouldn't fix.
As an aside I'm now extremely uncomfortable if I find any of ai's work as a transitive dependency for my company's own work because of their attitude towards adhering to licenses.