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Even worse, if you've ever accepted a patch or pull request and didn't get copyright transferred to you, then that code is still owned by the author of the patc
by notzorbo3 10y ago
Even worse, if you've ever accepted a patch or pull request and didn't get copyright transferred to you, then that code is still owned by the author of the patch, and you'll need their permission too.
edit: I don't think forked repos are much of a problem. They're already on Github, so they already accepted the ToS. if they didn't, that's not your problem as a forkee. Unless the code was forked before this new ToS. Copyright is so messy.