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1242 day old account, but you know, whatever ;) Granted, I don't comment much. Guess I'm breaking that habit today. That's my end /s ;) But for real, yeah, al
by cjdu 10y ago
1242 day old account, but you know, whatever ;) Granted, I don't comment much. Guess I'm breaking that habit today.
That's my end /s ;)
But for real, yeah, always talk to a lawyer if you have questions. However, this is NOT unique to this situation. Open source licensing is essentially fucked. Too many people with opinions on what it means and almost no (if any?) case law on the topic.
I love OSS, I love open source. I like that Richard Stallman exists in the world. However, the flip is that most ardent and staunch people who take excessively hardline stances on licenses are trading in exceedingly nuanced hair-splitting and increasing bike shed (define "is") discussions at best or their own version of OSS licensing FUD at worst.
But, if your company depends on OSS and you don't know, talk to a lawyer of course.