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Makes me wonder how long it will be before a license is codified that is as permissive as BSD/MIT/Apache2 but specifically prohibits using the code in copyleft
by mikece 8y ago
Makes me wonder how long it will be before a license is codified that is as permissive as BSD/MIT/Apache2 but specifically prohibits using the code in copyleft code bases. The question has been posed elsewhere:
https://opensource.stackexchange.com/questions/6234/is-there-a-generally-accepted-anti-copyleft-clause-or-license https://opensource.stackexchange.com/questions/6234/is-there...
- AlexMax 8y agoWhat would be the point? Copyleft licenses ensure that the code itself remains open source. MIT-style licenses ensures that a developer can use the code without encumbrance. And there are already plenty of licenses out there that are incompatible with the GPL through other conflicting terms - non-commercial licenses come to mind. What would be the goal of an anti-copyleft license other than to stick it to copyleft projects?