If I'm reading it right, the company asked to transfer control of the code-base. It's not a cease and desist which you normally see in ownership disputes. I'm n

If I'm reading it right, the company asked to transfer control of the code-base. It's not a cease and desist which you normally see in ownership disputes. I'm not in the US and the laws could be different. But from a local legal standpoint they admitted to having no ownership claim by asking to transfer it. Ownership might also be the wrong terminology, but I wanted to avoid the word "authorship" because you can never relinquish that right. At least to our national laws... Again not sure how it works in the US