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I'm all about fair use and I would want you to draw exactly those conclusions about me and about using my code. I just added a MIT license. Not sure that was t
by misterman0 8y ago
I'm all about fair use and I would want you to draw exactly those conclusions about me and about using my code.
I just added a MIT license. Not sure that was the right one, but to be clear, I want anyone to be able to fork it, run a business/do whatever with it, without me being able to sue them. At no time can I sue them.
The more forks the better. As long as they adhere to certain principles, like not detroying the current HTTP API's, they will all be able to talk to each other, which is how I would like this to scale.
By having many people running search services, load and storage will be distributed.
Why would they run a search service? Well, they might need one for their site and once it's up and loaded with your content, you can now start to query it for data that you don't host. Others host it. I host a "www" index. You might host a "my_data" index. So you can create queries that span those two indexes.
Is the (business) idea.
- thekyle 8y ago> Well, they might need one for their site and once it's up and loaded with your content, you can now start to query it for data that you don't host. That's a very interesting idea that I hadn't considered. So basically site owners could host their own nodes that only index their own website. But since the nodes can communicate the end result is an index of many different websites.