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It'd be totally fine had they respected the license or attributed the project. It's great to know that people use your app and find it useful, and that's why I
by mhdhejazi 7y ago
It'd be totally fine had they respected the license or attributed the project. It's great to know that people use your app and find it useful, and that's why I offered the app to JHU to publish it in their name when Apple rejected it.
I'm bothered more by the way the app is published without attribution and how I knew about that.
- mehh 7y agoThat sounds like a fair complaint to me!
- pengaru 7y agoDoes your app have an About App page or other clearly visible GPLv3 banner containing your name, which they then removed?
- jiveturkey 7y agohow exactly did they not respect the license? i just don't understand your complaint at all.
- smichel17 7y agoThe GPL requires that derivatives (A) credit you, and (B) release their source under the same license. IANAL but this is not nitpicky legal details; it's the entire point of a copyleft license.