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Yes. It's right there in bold: the customer is provided with the source code of the extension when they purchase it. So long as the user is free to study, modi
by NoThisIsMe 6y ago
Yes.
It's right there in bold: the customer is provided with the source code of the extension when they purchase it. So long as the user is free to study, modify, and distribute this source code, then it's FOSS.
- GoblinSlayer 6y agoMaybe it's just because the interface is a shop? Or because the extensions are automatically packaged.