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I guess the Fair Source License should fit in there: https://fair.io/#license https://fair.io/#license This is basically "you're free to use the application a
by captainbland 8y ago
I guess the Fair Source License should fit in there:
https://fair.io/#license https://fair.io/#license
This is basically "you're free to use the application and the source unless you're a company where 25 people or more will be using/modifying this software". Mind you, I see an issue with this where proving that the number of people are actually using the software is difficult. I'd prefer a version where it's just the number of people in the organisation in total.
- slavik81 8y agoI don't think I could use that software as a student. Even if I was considered independent of the school (which is unclear), my professor would not be, so I would not be able to use software under that license in a project for credit.