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No, no. If they figure it out, you send THEM a DMCA notice for circumventing encryption to gain access to copyrighted content. Of course, you write your license
by rrobukef 6y ago
No, no. If they figure it out, you send THEM a DMCA notice for circumventing encryption to gain access to copyrighted content. Of course, you write your license (unencrypted) as open source except for specific companies.
Edit: On second thought, I just visited riaa.com . How about we lobby jQuery, WordPress and bootstrap to add a specific exclusion to their licensing? Now, this wouldn't affect the RIAA immediately, only the next time they update.