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(a) doesn't hold because you aren't the owner of a copyrighted work that is licensed to you. You're also not even being given a license in this context. Read G
by mrpimpunicorn 5y ago
(a) doesn't hold because you aren't the owner of a copyrighted work that is licensed to you. You're also not even being given a license in this context.
Read GitHub's TOS, they explicitly state you give them the right to copy your work in order to allow for forking because their lawyers KNOW they have no rights otherwise and could be sued.
- gpm 5y ago(a) doesn't refer to owning the copyright, it refers to owning the physical copy (the hardware which the information is saved on, the paper and ink in a book). GitHub's TOS requires permission to copy, because github is not just executing your code.