Sure, you shouldn't use anything you don't feel comfortable with. That clause is common in other commercial Software license agreements, e.g. Xamarin originally

Sure, you shouldn't use anything you don't feel comfortable with. That clause is common in other commercial Software license agreements, e.g. Xamarin originally had the same clause before they were acquired. IMO it's a good deterrent to protect against bad actors from suing us, and why it was included. Fortunately we've never had a bad actor sue us to ever need to test it in courts. As mentioned in my parent comment you've replied to, I'll consider pulling it into its own repo with a liberal OSS license, but it would be a lot of work since it's included in a core library and any changes can't disrupt existing Customers already using it. But wont be anytime soon as I'm already overloaded with other higher priority features I have to work on. > I may actually consider purchasing a license if the terms aren't trashy like in the current license above. I've no intentions to ever sell any licenses to use #Script, it will always be free.