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The whole point of open source is that anybody can read, modify, and run the code. If you remove "anybody", it's just another proprietary license.
by will4274 7y ago
The whole point of open source is that anybody can read, modify, and run the code. If you remove "anybody", it's just another proprietary license.
- didibus 7y agoBut the other option is that the license is made more restrictive for everybody. So at least that way, it is still open source for me, and a lot of other people, but not for direct mega competitor with too much leverage. I know, it's a choice of two evils, and I don't know what's best.