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> "Do as you like, as long as you're not Sourcegraph" It wouldn't matter that this provision is in the license that you offer to your users, because when you p
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> "Do as you like, as long as you're not Sourcegraph"
It wouldn't matter that this provision is in the license that you offer to your users, because when you post your code publicly on GitHub you agree to their TOS which includes a section called "License Grant to Other Users". This grants all GitHub users, including Sourcegraph, the right to "use, display, and perform" your code. Even if this were not true, it has been claimed (I'm not qualified to judge whether it's correct) that fair use covers this type of usage even if there is no license.