So many Rust projects are dual-licensed under Apache or MIT. It’s just a convention that many Rust projects have adopted. Yes, it’s true that there’s nothing intrinsic about Rust the language that requires a certain license type. But it doesn’t mean that the Rust community hasn’t adopted a convention of licensing with pushover licenses. That’s my point.
So many Rust projects are dual-licensed under Apache or MIT. It’s just a convention that many Rust projects have adopted. Yes, it’s true that there’s nothing intrinsic about Rust the language that requires a certain license type. But it doesn’t mean that the Rust community hasn’t adopted a convention of licensing with pushover licenses. That’s my point.