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It is "Nir" or whoever's work and choice about what license to use. If you wrote a book and some of your readers demanded that you let them write the sequels,
by thesuperbigfrog 5y ago
It is "Nir" or whoever's work and choice about what license to use.
If you wrote a book and some of your readers demanded that you let them write the sequels, you might be quite annoyed.
Creators have rights and it is respectful and just to honor their choices.
Maybe "Nir" or whoever will release the tools under an open source license upon retirement or something, but that is up to them.
- guenthert 5y agoIt isn't disrespectful to point out that choice and in fact helpful to us consumers who might chose not to bother with such software as all too often such became abondonware. I recall cases where the author had a disk crash, no back-up and then gave up out of frustration or another case where the author died untimely.