> Do you think it's still wrong when it's OSS developers trying to sell their services or premium offerings to the companies that already rely on their work?
No, but I shouldn't have to worry about that as a user. The onus is on corporations to disclose the software that they use in accordance with their respective licenses, the regular user doesn't deserve to suffer for the incompetence of funded organizations.
> Why should we hold OSS developers to an even higher standard than what we tolerate from large companies?
You don't, they do. That's the point of open source licensing in the first place: defining what you're comfortable with other people using your software for. By choosing an Open Source license, you're assuming one of the most difficult and thankless positions in the world of software. That's how it's intended to be though, because that kind of transparency is imperative when we're distributing free software. You wouldn't poison the rations being donated to the homeless, so why are you comfortable poisoning the CDN of my download? This all seems pretty cut and dried to me.
sigh Time to start dropping Scarf URLs in my hosts file...