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I haven't read the license fully, but wouldn't that just mean you would be able to use releases that are older than the time period specified?
by GranPC 6y ago
I haven't read the license fully, but wouldn't that just mean you would be able to use releases that are older than the time period specified?
- nordsieck 6y ago> wouldn't that just mean you would be able to use releases that are older than the time period specified? That is a fair point. Depending on the type of software and the frequency of bug fixes that may be a more or less reasonable strategy. Also, in case you haven't read the license, the time period is 12 months.
- rpdillon 6y agoThat's my reading as well. It's actually kind of funny to me: the term of copyright has grown so long that folks are essentially looking for ways to reimplement reasonable copyright term length inside of the construct of copyright protection itself.