If you license under MIT but restrict who can use the software, it's not really MIT. MIT explicitly states that you may use the software "without restriction".
The GPL is even more stringent in that it doesn't allow you to further restrict the usage of others.
It's less about the cost and more about the fact that they don't understand open source licensing.
The GPL is even more stringent in that it doesn't allow you to further restrict the usage of others.
It's less about the cost and more about the fact that they don't understand open source licensing.