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Maybe they simply don't have the rights to the whole source code, but were allowed to make it public if they added that disclaimer. Usually the university will
by eXpl0it3r 9y ago
Maybe they simply don't have the rights to the whole source code, but were allowed to make it public if they added that disclaimer. Usually the university will have the ownership of code produced in academia and if you find a commercial model based on their research code, they most likely want some money from that.