3 ms·
The other maintainer actually is wrong, the changes to the license were enforceable but irrelevant in the light of forking. Plus the changes made the license i
by AstralStorm 8y ago
The other maintainer actually is wrong, the changes to the license were enforceable but irrelevant in the light of forking.
Plus the changes made the license incompatible with a lot of other FOSS. (e.g. GPL)
This was a specific clause that was badly phrased. (in other licenses you'd also add a termination clause)
- joshka 8y agoMaybe. I'd expect that courts would decide that point. None have ever done so. https://opensource.stackexchange.com/questions/5699/has-the-mit-license-been-battle-tested-in-court https://opensource.stackexchange.com/questions/5699/has-the-...