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In some countries, code is copyrighted by default unless the author specifies a different license or explicitly puts it into the public domain. Without a licen
by SyneRyder 11y ago
In some countries, code is copyrighted by default unless the author specifies a different license or explicitly puts it into the public domain. Without a license (or asking the author for permission), I have to assume this code is copyright & All Rights Reserved, and that I can't do anything with it except read it.
It's still interesting and cool to see! Just not what I thought it was when I clicked on the link.
- BugsBunnySan 11y agoSide note: "some countries" actually encompasses almost all the countries in the world, since source code falls under the Berne Convention: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berne_Convention https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berne_Convention, which automatically grants the author copyright on anything they make, unless they explicitly give it up...