At best this just makes them a patsy, which isn't actually better; but it, also becomes pretty clear if you pay more attention and dig into this (watch some of their interviews, etc.) that they actually DO care about the license, and are splitting hairs on what that means: if they don't care, but they have users who do that will be disappointed if they went in a different direction, then they not only do care, but have chosen to actively align with those specific users. But, regardless, again, and most importantly: this is about why they have a niche and why Canonical is pushing this, and if you try to just right software in such an environment and actively truly actually don't care about the license and just YOLO it, then that level of cavalier negligence cannot be rewarded with immunity to guilt or culpability in the outcomes.