The only bad taste thing that's happened, imho, was a (commercial?) project for self hosting calling themselves 'sorry cypress'. I wouldn't be surprised if there's legitimate trademark issues here.
But Cypress volunteered their work product under the MIT licenses which very clearly states what you can and can't do with it. We cannot hold others to this additional arbitary standard that you coward behind. The 'obvious' thing that will happen if you open source your software that someone else may use it to compete against you. Duh!
Cypress is trying to have their cake and eat it too. Zero sympathy for them here.
But Cypress volunteered their work product under the MIT licenses which very clearly states what you can and can't do with it. We cannot hold others to this additional arbitary standard that you coward behind. The 'obvious' thing that will happen if you open source your software that someone else may use it to compete against you. Duh!
Cypress is trying to have their cake and eat it too. Zero sympathy for them here.