There are no good reasons.

Maybe in some weird countries.

No

Yes

As someone who has extensive experience with decompiling, I can say that working with binaries is usually a lot easier than with a source code.

The whole point for many, me included, is for everyone to be able to use any works in any way we want. Including putting “open source” code into “proprietary” binaries. Because there are no proprietary binaries without IP protections - everyone can just decompile the code and reuse it.

The original copyright law was created to protect authors from publishers. The current law is an abomination and should be removed.

It doesn’t. You can download anything you want, distribution is what is illegal and criminal.

Another one directly from the bunker fuel supplier https://www.crownoil.co.uk/guides/bunker-fuel-guide/

As so, the name doesn’t refer to the type of fuel the watercraft uses, so the fuel type can be a variety of different fuels depending on the vessel itself.

https://www.brookesbell.com/news-and-knowledge/article/what-is-bunker-fuel-a-complete-guide-158816/

What exactly is bunker fuel? In the broadest sense, bunker fuel refers to any fuel that is used on a ship.

The article then goes into more detail, including diesel discussion.

That person is wrong. Diesel is a type of bunker fuel. Any fuel used on ships is bunker fuel. Including diesel, coal and everything else.

Bunker fuel is an umbrella term for any fuel used in ships, including diesel. The term describes how the fuel is stored on board, not what it is made of.

What’s funny is that the French government is not “left-wing”.