Describing changing to a source-available licenses as "now utilizing the legal system" is strange.
Projects choosing a permissive license like BSD is utilizing the legal system. BSD is a contract, a copyright license. It imposes restrictions/limitations/obligations, which can/would be enforced by a court.
Come on, you're unfairly quoting bits of my sentences in order to fuss over something unrelated to my point.
I said:
> so they need to utilize the legal system to ensure that large companies help sustain the project.
No shit they were using the legal system before with the BSD license. I am saying that they are now using the legal system to ensure companies contribute, which is not something the BSD license did.
Projects choosing a permissive license like BSD is utilizing the legal system. BSD is a contract, a copyright license. It imposes restrictions/limitations/obligations, which can/would be enforced by a court.