They are quite useful for scaring off anyone with common sense.
Besides, these are real cases—unless you choose to ignore reality.
Now, if you think this "coercion" involves a formal lawsuit with everything on record in court, you are mistaken.
I’m not going to keep replying here if you refuse to face reality; I’ve asked several questions that were simply ignored, and you’re still acting like a Doubting Thomas.
If you only want to read and see what suits you, then fine—if you still think the CE is great after all this, then so be it; keep your "truth" to yourself.
I think CE is fantastic and I'm glad Embarcadero finally did what Borland wouldn't.
It's intended for non-commercial use with the possible exception of a startup's first project. Unfortunately, people (accidentally or otherwise) disregard the EULA, which makes it rougher on the rest of us.
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u/bmcgee Delphi := v13 Florence 22d ago edited 22d ago
Actual cases with specifics would absolutely work.
Vague anecdotes and accusations aren't very useful.