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"It's a non-issue" is not really a good approach to take to software licenses. The point of licenses is that they should be followed, and they should be written
by marcan_42 6y ago
"It's a non-issue" is not really a good approach to take to software licenses. The point of licenses is that they should be followed, and they should be written so that following them does not unduly burden your users. It doesn't make much sense to pick a license expecting your users to break it in ways you don't care about.
- catalogia 6y agoI'm not the one who licensed this software this way, so your complaints are misdirected. I'm just pointing out the practical reality of the situation, that if you were to violate the license in the way you describe, nothing bad would happen to you. If it's the principle of the matter that concerns you, then fine. But if you're concerned by the possibility of actual consequences, then your concern is misplaced.