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> If you don’t want open, don’t make your code open. There are more things than the extremes.
by the_mitsuhiko 7y ago
> If you don’t want open, don’t make your code open.
There are more things than the extremes.
- tedivm 7y agoThis is pretty extreme though- three years is a lifetime in the software world, and the original codebase being open source means you likely accepted a lot of code from people who thought they were contributing to an open source project.
- feross 7y agoAll of the code you contributed before this change remains open source. You’re free to fork the project.