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Yes, I just listed StackOverflow there as an example for two reasons: 1. It is public (you don't need a subscription) 2. It has a license for using the code th
by gls2ro 6y ago
Yes, I just listed StackOverflow there as an example for two reasons:
1. It is public (you don't need a subscription)
2. It has a license for using the code there (https://stackoverflow.com/help/licensing https://stackoverflow.com/help/licensing)
I am not affiliated in anyway with StackOverflow and actually I created a new account because of some things I disagree with.