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You can still modify the code for personal and business use, as long as you’re not making money off of it, you’re fine. This is far better than it being closed
by heyoni 7y ago
You can still modify the code for personal and business use, as long as you’re not making money off of it, you’re fine. This is far better than it being closed source.
- em-bee 7y agoit may prevent me from hiring you, because i can't trust that you don't accidentally use something you learned from that code in your work
- pluma 7y agoYou can make money of it. You just can't use it to run a SaaS based on Sentry. This is a lot narrower than a general "non-compete" with a very minimal "non-commercial" restriction. You can provide Sentry-as-a-service but you can't do so commercially. You can use the Sentry code commercially but you can't use it to provide Sentry-as-a-service commercially.