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That's... somewhat true. My main objection is to "the author is the only one holding every rights on the code and every use that is not explicitly allowed is a
by Zarel 8y ago
That's... somewhat true. My main objection is to "the author is the only one holding every rights on the code and every use that is not explicitly allowed is a copyright infringement (unless it's fair use)".
The ToS doesn't say there's an implicit reproduction license, though; it says there's an explicit reproduction license.
The other licenses can still be argued to be implicit. For instance, you have a decent argument that local clones are an implicit license – GitHub provides a "Clone or download" button directly on the repo page, and it's one of the main use cases of GitHub. (Other arguments exist.)
- littlestymaar 8y ago> The ToS doesn't say there's an implicit reproduction license, though; it says there's an explicit reproduction license. Then it's totally excluded from my claim which aims «every use that is not explicitly allowed». :)