> Also modern CPUs run microcode. Does this make them "unethical"? > > Not in my view. And this is why: > > > Whether it runs on a computer or an FPGA, either way it's a program. > > So the next crucial question is, do users normally install programs on > > that device? > > If users don't normally install microcode in the CPU, then ethically > it may as well be a circuit. It is not built as a circuit, but that's > a different question.
So why did you create gplv3? isn't that just another circuit that you'll never load software on? I am sorry but your arguments are circular and not consistent.
