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There's two issues with that. First, that's only one of three available options (two for commercial entities) that satisfy the license. The other is to include
by mirashii 7y ago
There's two issues with that. First, that's only one of three available options (two for commercial entities) that satisfy the license. The other is to include a copy of the source code with the software distribution. However, separately, this does not require that the source code be posted in a public place for anyone to access. You only must give with the distribution a written offer. That offer is valid to anyone, but it doesn't need to be posted in public and the source code does not need to be posted in public.